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Why does C# have break if it's not optional? [duplicate]

...gh, but still require a break?. Quoting the salient bits, this is why they don't allow fall-through: This implicit fall-through behavior is often used to reduce the amount of code needed and often isn't an issue the first time that code is written. However, as code moves from the initial developme...
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Binding IIS Express to an IP Address [duplicate]

...sible to use IIS Express to host pages on a network. Out of the box it can do localhost but I am trying to bind it to an IP address. ...
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Good examples using java.util.logging [closed]

I want to use logs in my program. I heard about java.util.logging , but I don't know how to begin. 6 Answers ...
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C state-machine design [closed]

... State machines that I've designed before (C, not C++) have all come down to a struct array and a loop. The structure basically consists of a state and event (for look-up) and a function that returns the new state, something like: typedef struct { int st; int ev; int (*fn)(void); ...
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Assign null to a SqlParameter

...alue; parameters[0] = planIndexParameter; Here is a quote from the MSDN documentation for the ?: operator that explains the problem Either the type of first_expression and second_expression must be the same, or an implicit conversion must exist from one type to the other. ...
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How would you count occurrences of a string (actually a char) within a string?

I am doing something where I realised I wanted to count how many / s I could find in a string, and then it struck me, that there were several ways to do it, but couldn't decide on what the best (or easiest) was. ...
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Numpy argsort - what is it doing?

... According to the documentation Returns the indices that would sort an array. 2 is the index of 0.0. 3 is the index of 0.1. 1 is the index of 1.41. 0 is the index of 1.48. ...
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What is the difference between varchar and nvarchar?

...e Unicode internally. By using nvarchar rather than varchar, you can avoid doing encoding conversions every time you read from or write to the database. Conversions take time, and are prone to errors. And recovery from conversion errors is a non-trivial problem. If you are interfacing with an appli...
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sort object properties and JSON.stringify

...the objects are listed in different orders (their creation order?). When I do JSON.stringify() on the array and save it, a diff shows the properties getting listed in different orders, which is annoying when trying to merge the data further with diff and merging tools. ...
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How to apply a Git patch to a file with a different name and path?

...in a different directory under a different name: ./blue/red/hi.test . How do I go about applying the aforementioned patch to the hi.test file? I tried git am --directory='blue/red' < patch_file but that of course complains that the files are not named the same (which I thought Git didn't car...