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Using Project to Collaborate with Team Members In this example, I will demonstrate how to use Microsoft Project with a list of tasks in a schedule, to communicate expectations to team members using SharePoint and Teams, and received updates from those members back into Microsoft Project. First, I’ll create a Project file, with a test…
Using Project to Collaborate with Team Members In this example, I will demonstrate how to use Microsoft Project with a list of tasks in a schedule, to communicate expectations to team members using SharePoint and Teams, and received updates from those members back into Microsoft Project. First, I’ll create a Project file, with a test…
Using AppsSettings.Json to Store/Retrieve data In this article I’ll demonstrate how to use Microsoft’s replacement configuration file to web.config, appsettins.json. Similar to all .json files, this change means much easier config file for projects due to its simple attribute–value pairs and arrays format, over the highly proprietary web.config file format, which changes often with each…
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Please see my other C# articles. LINQ – All to test a collection LINQ – Any() to test a collection LINQ: Call Custom Method LINQ – Distinct for unique values LINQ – Equality Comparer LINQ: Filtering by Custom Extension LINQ: Query LINQ: Set Operator LINQ: Skip N number objects LINQ: SkipWhile to get objects…
Please see my other LINQ articles. Use Any() to test an entire collection. In this article I’ll demonstrate how to use Any() to determine any object in the collection matches a search predicate. First, I’ll get a collection of static People objects. In the statement, I apply Any() on the people objects’ FirstName property to determine if…
Please see my other LINQ articles. Use All() to test an entire collection. In this article I’ll demonstrate how to use All() to determine if the entire collection matches a search predicate. First, I’ll get a collection of static People objects. In the statement, I apply All() on the people objects’ LastName property to determine if…
Please see my other LINQ articles. Use Distinct() during select to retrieve a unique list. In this article I’ll demonstrate how to use Distinct() during Select() to generate a unique list of car makes. First, I’ll get a collection of static Car objects. In the section statement, I perform a select on the car objects’ Make property,…
Please see my other LINQ articles. Use SkipWhile() to include a condition for skipping objects. In this article I’ll demonstrate how to use SkipWhile() to set a condition on which to skip objects when building a collection. First, I’ll get a collection of static Person objects. Now I’ll call SkipWhile() on my collection using Method syntax and…