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Working with Strings in C#

Strings in C# are defined as one or more characters that are used to represent text values. Strings are made up of any letter in the alphabet, numbers, or special characters, including #@!$%& and so forth. A string can contain one character or a whole paragraph. In this C# programming...
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How to Deploy a Webjob in Microsoft Azure

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How to Access Azure Storage Account File Shares from .NET...

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Mocking API Responses in Azure API Management Portal

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A mock API imitates a real API call by...
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Introducing Microsoft Mesh

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Tips to Optimize Website Performance

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Why must developers optimize website performance? Because first impressions are everything, and that’s especially true when it comes to a site. Not only does it have to...
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Old Programming Languages

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Introduction I've been wanting to write this article for a very long time. Older languages are still popular and being used on a daily basis for applications big...
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Considerations for Setting Up an Enterprise Architecture

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Introduction The Enterprise Architecture Repository (EAR) is a TOGAF specification term intended to provide a single place for the storage and retrieval of solution architecture artifacts. EAR provides...
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Working with Strings in C#

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Strings in C# are defined as one or more characters that are used to represent text values. Strings are made up of any letter in the alphabet,...
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Working with C Sharp Math Operators

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We discussed C# data types in a previous article and today we will be following this up with a .Net tutorial that shows developers how to work...
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Managing a Distributed Agile Team

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Take advantage of the best practices and tools to better manage a distributed Agile team and deliver business value consistently. With companies going global, you can have teams...
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