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C# advanced level question
If you were asked to ask an advanced level C# programming question, what would you ask? ask any question you want... š
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Explain the advantage and disadvantage of using Linq functions instead of loops / conditions.
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How do you create a DLL library package that contains functions usable by other programs.
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When would you use string interpolation ($) and StringBuilder?
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What is the difference between an abstract class and an interface?
When would you use a struct, or an enum, instead of a class?
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of Entity Framework vs store procedures and what situations would you use one over the other?
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What is the difference between NHibernate and Entity Framework
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Your question generated more questions, but still these questions are actually answers to your question :D
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I'll comment here to check those topics tomorrow. Interesting stuff
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Linq is the best thing ever, even its slower than normal foreach or for`s
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If you are using threads, what do you choose between System.collections.Generic and System.Collections.Concurent ? And why?
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What is Test Driven Development(TDD) ?
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Why do we need Dependency Injection in our solution and why we should never build a monolith ?
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Give a live example of delegates. Why cant we use normal functions instead?
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What is yield keyword and why is good to use it. Have you ever used out, ref, lock ? There are a lot of questions to ask, I will stop here :D
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Thanks to all, your questions are useful for anyone who is planning to improve on C# programming.
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How do you add a method to List<T> Type without deriving from it?
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Cheng Vang this is not somehing you will be asked, you will just be asked if you know templates...
public static void SecondAdd(this List<T> myList) where T : object
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Catalin Popinciuc not sure about that š¤. Generic is another question for sure but is common in most programing languages.
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Cheng Vang Ok than, Extensions..:D
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Catalin Popinciuc hey, i thought we can drop down any quedtions related to c#.:D Anyway, hopfully this one is better than the last one.
what is the difference between public, internal, protected and private and when do you use them?