Csharp

Class modifiers in C#

It’s often easy to overlook class modifiers when we’re coding in C#. I’ve found myself regularly simply flagging something as public for the sake of convenience. Class modifiers don’t end with public and private though. Let’s dig into some of the class and property modifiers we find in C# 12. Public public is an access modifier that allows access unrestricted. This class can be instanced anywhere, whether it’s inside the same namespace or not.

Monday, April 1, 2024 Read

Implicit Usings CSharp 10

To get things started, let’s make a clear distinction between .net 6.0 and C# 10. Though they come out bundled simultaneously, their versioning is distinct. Where are my using statements? With version 10 of C#, we also get Implicit Usings. In the simplest of terms, this means that you no longer have to spend time thinking about which namespaces to include in your application, you can start coding and the namespaces will implicatively be included.

Tuesday, November 29, 2022 Read