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What is the proper declaration of main?

...e question is tagged both [c++] and [c++-faq]. I can't help it if Java or C# users (or anyone else) are still confused. C# requires Main to be a static member function because it doesn't even have nonmember functions. Even C89 requires main to return int. I am not sufficiently familiar with K&am...
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In C#, why is String a reference type that behaves like a value type?

... @Matt: exactly. When I switched over to C# this was kind of confusing, since I always used (an do still sometimes) .equals(..) for comparing strings while my teammates just used "==". I never understood why they didn't leave the "==" to compare the references, alth...
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Is ServiceLocator an anti-pattern?

...ing the not very best solution. Here is a paragraph from Adaptive Code Via C#: "Unfortunately, the service locator is sometimes an unavoidable anti-pattern. In some application types— particularly Windows Workflow Foundation— the infrastructure does not lend itself to constructor injection. In ...
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What is a Y-combinator? [closed]

...e. Below is an example of how the usage and working of a Y-Combinator, in C#. Using a Y-combinator involves an "unusual" way of constructing a recursive function. First you must write your function as a piece of code that calls a pre-existing function, rather than itself: // Factorial, if func d...
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Populate data table from data reader

I'm doing a basic thing in C# (MS VS2008) and have a question more about proper design than specific code. 5 Answers ...
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Why Func instead of Predicate?

...I think Skeet's point is that Expression<> isn't a guideline. It's a C# compiler feature to recognise that type and do something different with it. – Daniel Earwicker Mar 20 '09 at 12:45 ...
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Why does C++ need a separate header file?

...ia speaks a little to this. Newer compiled languages (such as Java, C#) do not use forward declarations; identifiers are recognized automatically from source files and read directly from dynamic library symbols. This means header files are not needed. ...
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To Workflow or Not to Workflow?

...ortunities. So if the mix of people on the project are fairly conservative C# devs attached to their daily set of OO and patterns, it will be hard to introduce. If the team is more innovative, then adoption will be much easier because the potential and new doorways multiply with each discovery. Two...
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Can we define implicit conversions of enums in c#?

Is it possible to define an implicit conversion of enums in c#? 12 Answers 12 ...
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If strings are immutable in .NET, then why does Substring take O(n) time?

...rios. For example, my team writes programs that do on-the-fly analysis of C# and VB code as you type it. Some of those code files are enormous and thus we cannot be doing O(n) string manipulation to extract substrings or insert or delete characters. We have built a bunch of persistent immutable dat...