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String Operations

Overriding the ToString() Method in C#

by Dave on August 28, 2009

in String Operations

Sometimes it can be useful to override a method, be it your own or maybe even one of .NET’s methods. In this example I am going to create a simple class and then show you how to override its ToString() method. In .NET, whenever you create a class, the ToString() method is automatically created for [...]

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Create a Random Text and Sentence Generator

by Dave on August 26, 2009

in String Operations

As a developer I am sure you have come across the need to generate some random text – most likely for testing load or something similar. In this short article I am going to show you how you can generate random text and random sentences quite quickly. To start off I am going to create [...]

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How to create your own C# Hashing Class Library

by Dave on August 21, 2009

in String Operations,Windows Forms

In this article I’m going to show you how to create your very own class library – also know as a dll file. We’ll be building a class containing a static text hashing method, which we’ll then call from a separate application. After reading this article you will know exactly how to create a dll [...]

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String Concatenation vs The StringBuilder

by Dave on June 21, 2009

in String Operations

Most applications require the use of strings since it is one of the most important native data types in C#. Very often you would need to append two strings or maybe more together. There are two ways to do this in C# – either through string concatenation or by making use of the C# StringBuilder [...]

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