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Best Practices of Test Driven Development Using C# and RhinoMocks [closed]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/124210/best-practices-of-test-driven-development-using-c-sharp-and-rhinomocks

That's a limitation of Rhino Mocks. In an environment that prefers hand coded stubs over a mock object framework that wouldn't..

C# UserControl Constructor with Parameters

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1784303/c-sharp-usercontrol-constructor-with-parameters

the generally approved mechanisms. Rather Windows Forms prefers initialization of values via properties. This is a valid design..

What is the best way to go from Java/C# to C++? [closed]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19347/what-is-the-best-way-to-go-from-java-c-to-c

Graphics class and the grad student teaching the class prefers us to use C to access the OpenGL bindings via GLUT. Does anyone..

How to transform XML as a string w/o using files in .NET?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2384306/how-to-transform-xml-as-a-string-w-o-using-files-in-net

be a string too HTML from the transformation . It seems C# prefers to transform via files. I couldn't find a string input overload..

finally doesn't seem to execute in C# console application while using F5

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3421738/finally-doesnt-seem-to-execute-in-c-sharp-console-application-while-using-f5

a divide by zero exception . In debug mode Visual Studio prefers to break execution and give you a popup box at the source of..

How do you validate an object's internal state?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/343605/how-do-you-validate-an-objects-internal-state

since it will hide lots of bugs but I know people that prefers it in production code because it creates the illusion of a robust..

Generic methods and method overloading

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3679562/generic-methods-and-method-overloading

methods No. As others have said overload resolution prefers the non generic version in this case. See below for more details...

Reference equality performance difference? ((object)obj1 == (object)obj2) vs. object.ReferenceEquals( obj1, obj2 )

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/735554/reference-equality-performance-difference-objectobj1-objectobj2-vs-ob

I've just found an article discussing this. It prefers object x y because the IL footprint is smaller. It argues that..