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• C#3 anonymous types as parameters

  Over the holidays, for some light holiday reading while resting the bruises from ski-slope related activities, I took Bill Wagner's book " More effective C# " it showed a few ways in which C#3's anonymous types can be passed to methods, which i had thought Read More... Posted 05 January 2009 10:43 by Anthony.Steele | 0 Comments Filed under: c#, code, example, nitpicking, .Net, type, lambda, anonymous type

• A method should have only one return statement. Discuss.

  I heard again recently that "A method should have only one return statement" and of "The single-return law", that more than one return was a poor coding practice. I disagree. public int IsThisCodeSoBad(int param) { if (param == 0) return 0; foreach(foo Read More... Posted 14 July 2008 15:56 by Anthony.Steele | 0 Comments Filed under: code, technical, code standards, code review, nitpicking, rule, law, return

• IDesign C# Coding standards

  De gustibus non est disputandum. - A Latin proverb, roughly "don't argue about matters of taste" As Scott Guthrie noted here :, Juval Lowry has published his C# code layout standards here: IDesign C# Coding standards This compliments the Read More... Posted 12 October 2007 16:35 by Anthony.Steele | 2 Comments Filed under: c#, dotNet, code, code standards, code review, style, nitpicking