In our last lesson, we saw many of the most basic build-time errors in C#.In this session, we will look at some of the errors related to: classes, subclasses and inheritance. Once we address some of the more common errors we will take a look at how you can fix them.
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Common C# Build-Time Errors: Part I
Here’s the situation: You’ve written a program in C#. You’ve checked the flowcharts, examined your coding and developed your user interface. You’re anticipating that everything will flow as smooth as silk. You’re ready to create a build of the program and, instead of seeing a beautiful, efficient result, you get several (often incomprehensible) error message. How did this happen?
The XREF table for MySQL
The XREF, or cross reference table, is a database table that links records together. These tables are very good for normalization in your database. I almost always use an xref when I need an many to many relationship.
The Usefulness of the document.createElement()
The new HTML5 Markup Language has introduced several new element features not available in HTML4, for example elements like header, section, nav, footer, aside, and article.
Implement an Image Slideshow Using a jQuery Plugin
Image slideshows are a dime a dozen on the web.You see them used for advertisements, featured articles, product showcases, and plain old photo reels.Today, we’re going to quickly implement a slideshow using the jQuery plugin Cycle by Mike Alsup.Cycle is a great plugin with years of development behind it. We’re going to use the Lite version. It lacks some of the features of the full version (like different transitions), but it is super lightweight. While the full version is 49kb, the lite version weighs in at only 8kb.