... The accepted answer says to use format specifier "s" and append a Z on the end for UTC dates. That's all good and fine if you don't need the milliseconds, but if you want the milliseconds you have to use "o" like this answer shows. With "o", the milliseconds show up by defaul...

... the choice of whether to use a tree is typically an implementation detail and is otherwise an unconventional way to access data. That is, you don't say, "binary-search-for element #37"; instead, you say, "get me element #37". But have you taken a look at C5? It's super-handy and they have several ...

...ur code up into multiple files just what exactly should go into an .h file and what should go into a .cpp file? 12 Answers...

...wered Feb 15 '09 at 15:34 Ferdinand BeyerFerdinand Beyer 55.1k1212 gold badges136136 silver badges138138 bronze badges ...

I deleted a file from a repo and now want to put it back. The best I can figure out is to: 9 Answers ...

What is the difference between destroying a session and removing its values? Can you please provide an example demonstrating this? ...

... it. This is a way to ensure that where necessary error codes are always handled. I think for C++ this is probably the only place that I prefer to use C-style casts too, since using the full static cast notation just feels like overkill here. Finally, if you're reviewing a coding standard or writ...

...hoice of Timer ;-p) Otherwise, if you use both System.Windows.Forms.Timer and System.Timers.Timer in the same file you'd have to keep giving the full names (since Timer could be confusing). It also plays a part with extern aliases for using types with the same fully-qualified type name from differ...

... ReSharper doesn't understand your code (assignment in conditional expression) but i kinda like it +1 – Иван Грозный Dec 1 '16 at 0:12 ...

... which we can access from native. I found this information from this handy article at CodeProject. share | improve this answer | follow | ...