Why does the .NET framework insist on being sooooo.... complicated?
Sorting In The .NET Framework
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Shorties
I'm learning new stuff every day...
Use F7 key for bringing up the code window in VB.NET 2005. F5 for running/testing/debugging the program.
#Region "Name of Region" for categorising your blocks of code into separate expandable & collapsible nodes.
Use For Each loops to run through lists or classes or dictionaries & the like.
Whenever a particular section of code keeps getting reused a considerable number of times, it warrants making it into a separate subprocedure or function of its own.
Put short comment lines into parts of conditional blocks of code where nothing is done/executed. This is for future purposes, to prevent you thinking it's an error of sorts & waste time tweaking the code unnecessarily.
Use F7 key for bringing up the code window in VB.NET 2005. F5 for running/testing/debugging the program.
#Region "Name of Region" for categorising your blocks of code into separate expandable & collapsible nodes.
Use For Each loops to run through lists or classes or dictionaries & the like.
Whenever a particular section of code keeps getting reused a considerable number of times, it warrants making it into a separate subprocedure or function of its own.
Put short comment lines into parts of conditional blocks of code where nothing is done/executed. This is for future purposes, to prevent you thinking it's an error of sorts & waste time tweaking the code unnecessarily.
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