Please see my other C# articles. Improve readability when invoking method parameters In this article, I’ll demonstrate how to explicitly invoke method parameters and optionally change the parameter order. In the following overloaded method, I have two pameters. When I invoke this method, I want to clarify which argument is sent to the multiplier verses the array…

Please see my other C# articles. Use strings in an easier, less-error prone way In this article I’ll demonstrate how to integrate string values into a statement which reduces potential errors and produces more readable statements. Note: Using interpolation, there’s no need to open/close variables within the statement. Also, to use interpolation, you must precede the statement…

Please see my other C# articles. Declare default value for a parameter to make it optional In this article I’ll demonstrate how to make method parameters optional to add flexibility when invoking methods. To make a parameter optional, simply declare a default value for it in the signature. Then, during invocation, any parameters which don’t receive a…

Please see my other C# articles. Using params to receive unknown quantity of arguments In this article, I’ll demonstrate how to configure a method signature to receive a amount of arguments unknown at design time. I’ll begin with an array of lottery picks I want to display on the screen. Now, I want a method which receives…

View the garbage collection in action In this article I will demonstrate the .NET garbage collection working. First, I’ll setup a loop which instantiates 10,000,000 Person objects using named parameters. Next, I’ll set a breakpoint at the curly brace immediately below (outside of) the for() loop. Now I’ll invoke the Diagnostic tools (Debug -> Windows…