c# Programming Glossary: encapsulated
Polymorphism: Is ORM entity a Domain Entity or Data Entity? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11257484/polymorphism-is-orm-entity-a-domain-entity-or-data-entity  manually create you domain objects. You won't get properly encapsulated domain objects if you rely on them being code generated. You.. 
 Referencing different versions of the same assembly http://stackoverflow.com/questions/223195/referencing-different-versions-of-the-same-assembly  conflicts I nievely assumed C's references would be encapsulated away and would not cause any problems but it appears all the.. 
 How do I create an expression tree calling IEnumerable<TSource>.Any(…)? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/326321/how-do-i-create-an-expression-tree-calling-ienumerabletsource-any  T instantiation and get its type argument. I've encapsulated that into a couple of functions static bool IsIEnumerable Type.. 
 What is the best practice for using public fields? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/379041/what-is-the-best-practice-for-using-public-fields  instance variables like Result and Message should be encapsulated in a property in my view. See this article for more details... 
 Command Pattern - Purpose? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4334696/command-pattern-purpose  improve this question   The idea is that if commands are encapsulated as objects then those commands can be captured stored queued.. 
 What is the best way to do validations in windows forms http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4392555/what-is-the-best-way-to-do-validations-in-windows-forms  You can show errors using ErrorProvider all you need is encapsulated framework to automate things. First there is the ValidatorBase.. 
 C#: Throwing Custom Exception Best Practices http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4761216/c-throwing-custom-exception-best-practices  classes. Should all errors that relate to those classes be encapsulated into my exception using inner exception or should I let them.. you're forcing the user to clean up. If you've correctly encapsulated what you were doing then they have no clue how to handle the.. 
 Preferring EqualityComparer<T> to IEqualityComparer<T> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5707347/preferring-equalitycomparert-to-iequalitycomparert  on the object or otherwise use Object.Equals . Better encapsulated here in the comparer than it is potentially repeated in the.. 
 ASP.NET MVC Custom Membership Provider - How to overload CreateUser? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5838371/asp-net-mvc-custom-membership-provider-how-to-overload-createuser  Plus casting is often a code smell unless encapsulated which is why i recommended your own MyMembership static class.. 
 Is using Thread.Abort() and handling ThreadAbortException in .NET safe practice? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6382997/is-using-thread-abort-and-handling-threadabortexception-in-net-safe-practice  practice this is hard to achieve unless your state can be encapsulated in a single reference. Look at Constrained Execution Regions.. 
 Getting path relative to the current working directory? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/703281/getting-path-relative-to-the-current-working-directory  Apologies Marc for adding this. I prefer encapsulated examples and this may save others some typing your example was.. 
 Use value of a parent property when creating a complex child in AutoFixture http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7319984/use-value-of-a-parent-property-when-creating-a-complex-child-in-autofixture  particularly writable properties. Thus with a better encapsulated design the API might be much easier to work with both for AutoFixture.. 
 Deserialize random/unknown types with XmlSerializer http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8210386/deserialize-random-unknown-types-with-xmlserializer  needs to know the type at creation stage. These are NOT encapsulated in a common root element so making a base class and using the.. 
 SOAP using C# [closed] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/885883/soap-using-c-sharp  web services soap   share improve this question   SOAP is encapsulated with the Web Service model in ASP.Net. Here's a good intro article.. 
 C# Finalize/Dispose pattern http://stackoverflow.com/questions/898828/c-sharp-finalize-dispose-pattern  you've finished using the class. The actual resources are encapsulated within the classes you don't need to explicitly delete them... 
 When Should a .NET Class Override Equals()? When Should it Not? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9709088/when-should-a-net-class-override-equals-when-should-it-not  into the test code for the class. To keep that knowledge encapsulated in the class and to provide a consistent framework for testing.. 
 
 
     
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