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Please see my other Web articles. MODEL-VIEW-CONTROLLER (MVC) 4 Accessing Form Values ADO.NET Entity Data Model Action Methods using GET & POST Action Methods with Parameters Bundles C.R.U.D. Operations Class Diagram – Building a Class Conditionally Display View link Conditional Redirect to View ContentResult CSS Classes with Textboxes Custom Action & URL Custom Model Custom…
Please see my other Object-Oriented Programming (OOP). S.O.L.I.D. Design Principles DESIGN PATTERNS Adapter Factory Inversion of Control Service Locator Singleton
Please see my other Web articles. C# ADO.NET Transactions Anonymous Types Extend .NET Framework File I/O – Populate objects from a file Generics Interfaces – Extending Behavior Json – Populate objects from a file Method Expression-bodied Syntax Method named parameters Method optional parameter Method params keyword Parameterless Functions String Interpolation Type…
Please see my other Web Development articles. OOP: Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Composition Object-oriented Programming (OOP) provides the most feature-rich, maintainable, feature-rich way of programming applications by levering the following features. (use table to link to each article listed above). Please see my other Web articles. Object-Oriented Programming Abstract Classes vs Interfaces Class Design – Step…
Please see my other Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) articles. Leveraing UML to Describe Classes Free UML Tool: https://www.visual-paradigm.com/solution/freeumltool/ In my OOP Class Design article, I basic principles for designing a class. At the end of the article I used a UML diagram for the class to describe its characteristics which I’ll describe in this article. The…
Please see my other Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) articles. Leveraging Encapsulation to Protecting Data & Behavior As demonstrated in my Inheritance article, I designed an Employee class which serves as a parent class for the Supervisor class. As you can see, the Employee class contains data and behaviors common to all types of employees, which the…
Please see my other Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) articles. Leveraging Inheritance for Code-Reuse & Maintainability As demonstrated by my Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) article, in addition to Encapsulation, Polymorphism (link), and Composition (link), OOP provides a powerful mechanism for reusing code and easier maintainability by allowing common class attributes and behaviors to be defined within a parent…
Please see my other Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) articles. Modeling Real-World Objects through Relationship As demonstrated by my Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) articles, OOP provide several mechanisms for code reuse, such as class inheritance. These mechanisms work by relationships which may exist between classes. Is-A Relationship (Inheritance) Inheritance demonstrates the first type of relationship – is-a, where…
Determining Probability Based on Prior Events With my other probability articles I demonstrated how to determine the likelihood of independent and dependent events. In those examples, I used no prior knowledge of events, but in many scenarios when testing for probability on dependent events, one event has already occurred for which the probability has been…
Probability: Independent and Dependent In my Probability article, I demonstrated determining the likelihood of events related to students and their grades using a single event. In this article, I will demonstrate the nature of events used in probability determination – either they are independent or dependent events. Independent Events Returning to the example from the…
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