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In this article, We will discuss how to implement an IEnumerable interface in C# with multiple examples along with code implementation.
In C#, the IEnumerable interface is considered as the base interface for all the non-generic collections that can be enumerated by using the foreach statement.
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In this article, we will discuss the different types of views in SQL Server with examples. We will also try to create the view, modify the view, update the view and drop the view in SQL Server.
A view in SQL server is nothing more than a kind of virtual table based on the result set of SQL statements from one or more tables.
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A trigger in an SQL Server is a special kind of stored procedure that is fired or triggered automatically when a given event such as Insert, Update, or Delete occurs against a table in a database.
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In this article, We are going to discuss the “difference between Abstract class and Interface in C#” with simple examples.
This is one of the most frequently common questions asked in almost every C# dot net interview.
Let’s go through what we know about the Abstract class and interface till C# 8.0 comes into the picture.
The following is the list of 10 differences between the abstract class and the interface.
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In this article, we will talk about the exceptions and exceptions handling in C#. So, let’s discuss about the exceptions and how the .NET framework provides different keywords (try, catch, finally, and throw) to handle them.
Exceptions are a type of runtime error that disrupts the normal flow of the program. In other words, the exception is an abnormal condition that causes the termination of a running program. If the exception goes unhandled, the application might crash.
There are many exception classes available in C# such as:
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