In this post on Architectural Constraints of REST API, you will learn six key architectural design constraints of REST API. Basically, the six architectural design constraints that I list here form the guidelines to develop and deploy web services that allow clients to access resources on a web server. These constraints are – Client-Server Stateless Cacheability Layered Architecture Code on […]
In this article, you will understand the REST API Concepts. Before understanding REST API Concepts, first you need to know what is basically an API? An API or Application Programming Interface is an interface between software applications that allows them to communicate. API may represent a set of classes that help us build a software application. Therefore, we can say that APIs make it possible […]
Object Initializers in C# provide us a way to initialize objects without using constructors. Examples of Object Initializers in C# You can use the object initializer syntax to initialize an object as well as to initialize a collection also. In this section, you will find several examples of the usage of object initializers. Example 1: Initializing an object as well […]
In this post, I will explain a few Examples of Static Constructors in C#. The static constructors in a class serve the purpose of initializing the static fields in that class. Therefore, if you have the static fields defined in a class, then use the static constructor to initialize them. Since static fields are applicable to all the objects of […]
In this post, I will answer the question When should We Use Private Constructors? For the basic information on private constructors, you can read this post on Private and Static Constructors in C#. As you already know the basic purpose of defining a constructor in a class is to create the instance of that class. Further, as we generally instantiate a […]
In this post on C# Basic Examples, you will learn some of the simple code examples that you must know to start learning the C# language. In fact, these are the basic examples that we do to learn any new programming language. As the C# is an object-oriented language, so we can only write code inside a class. For the […]
Today I will explain an important collection interface in C# known as the IEqualityComparer Interface. In fact, in C#, we have both the Generic as well as non-generic interface. However, the non-generic interface is not type-safe. What’s more, the generic interface allows us to provide our own definition for equality comparison for the specific user-defined types. Equality Comparison in Dictionary […]