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C# – Object-oriented programming language

C# is an object-oriented programming language developed by Microsoft as part of the .NET platform. The development of the language is led by Anders Hejlsberg, who was recruited from Borland where he created TurboPascal and was chief architect for Delphi. Officially, the language is based on C++, but it is very similar to Java.

Program code written in C# is converted by a compiler into so-called CIL code (formerly called MSIL code), which is a kind of byte code which is then run in a virtual machine, CLR (Common Language Runtime). This is similar to how Java works, where the program code is also converted to byte code running in a virtual machine. However, the language change codes are not compatible.

C# is platform-independent as a programming language, although Microsoft’s development tools are only available for Windows. There are at least two different free implementations of C # compilers, within the Mono and DotGNU projects. However, these implementations are incomplete and lack some components in the .NET framework, so in practice, programs developed in C # and .NET can be locked to Windows. Recently, popular tools such as Xamarin have been developed, which means that code written in C # and .NET can to a large extent and up to 100% be used to create apps for both iOS, Android and Windows. These programs cost money, but since 2015 with Visual Studio you can develop to several platforms for free.

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Foreach loop in C# – Simple use

Foreach loop in C# – SimpleForeach is in my opinion the best way to iterate a List of objects in C# and it’s super logical. On the left side of the declaration you have what is inside the List. And on the right side you have the List. Like this: As you see above, we
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For loop in C# – Simple how to use

For loop in C# – Simple how to useFor is in my opinion one of best way to iterate a List/Array of objects in C#. When you need to keep track on what row in the iteration you are on. There are 3 parts of the For loop declaration, the “counter”, the break expression, and
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Reverse FOR loop in C# – A quick look

The reverse FOR loop in C# are useful if you need to iterate a List or array backwards. Without first having to reversing it, which can be time and memory consuming. Therefore, by using a reversed FOR loop you can traverse a list, array or string backwards in a simple way. So if you take
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