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C#Text validation & encoding

Pad a numeric label to a fixed width

C#: Use a numeric format specifier to add leading zeroes.

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C#LINQ transformations

Pair corresponding collection elements

C#: Zip stops at the shorter sequence, so validate lengths separately if mismatches are an error.

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C#Dates & precise numbers

Parse a date without a time component

C#: DateOnly avoids attaching an irrelevant time or timezone to a calendar date.

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C#Asynchronous work & URI handling

Parse a GUID without an exception

C#: TryParse reports malformed values with a boolean return.

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C#Types & reliable control flow

Parse an enum name without throwing

C#: Combine TryParse and IsDefined when only named declared values should be accepted.

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C#Types & reliable control flow

Pass behavior as a function delegate

C#: Func describes a callable with typed parameters and a return value.

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C#Types & reliable control flow

Perform cleanup even after an exception

C#: A finally block runs after a handled failure as well as after success.

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C#Getting Started

Print a number with two decimal places

C#: Format a small decimal value consistently for display.

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C#Collections & data structures

Process a FIFO queue

C#: Queue removes elements in the order they were enqueued.

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C#File operations & paths

Process a file as a lazy line sequence

C#: ReadLines avoids allocating one string containing the entire file.

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C#Collections & data structures

Process items by numeric priority

C#: PriorityQueue removes the item with the smallest priority value first.

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C#Types & reliable control flow

Provide a fallback for a nullable value

C#: The null-coalescing operator supplies a default only when the left side is null.

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