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Through the series of Articles, we are discussing about Modifiers in C#. In this Article, we will discuss about virtual modifier. virtual modifier is used during the inheritance; deriving classes from it’s base classes. Why virtual is required? Consider two functions, with same name and different signature; for example, Display(String msg) and Display(int value). Assume, these two functions […]
Through the series of articles, we are discussing about the Modifiers in C#. These modifiers are used to modify the behavior of the defined members. const and readonly modifiers in C# are used to define constants and read only members. Let’s discuss little bit more about these modifiers in this article. The const Modifier When we […]
Another interesting modifier C# provides is static modifier. We can use this on classes & it’s members. The static Modifier A static member can be declared using static modifier. static is the keyword we use to define the static members. static members belongs to the type itself; not to associate with specific objects. When we […]
C# provides modifiers to modify the declarations of types and type members. We have discussed Access Modifiers in our previous Articles. In this Article, we will discuss one of the modifier which is abstract Modifier. abstract Modifier We use this modifier to indicate the type has incomplete implementation. This can be used with below types: Classes […]
C# provides different access modifiers to allow to define the scope for the classes and it’s members. We already discussed few of the modifiers in our previous Articles. In this Article, we will go through internal and protected internal access modifiers. internal Access Modifier internal access modifier in C# restricts the access of classes and it’s […]
protected access modifier in C# restricts the access to, access the class and it’s members within the class, the class where it is defined and it’s derived classes ONLY. In C# we use protected keyword to declare a class or it’s members as protected members. protected Access Modifier We CAN NOT create a protected class directly in the […]
C# Access Modifiers restrict access to the members and classes. We have discussed a high-level overview of the Access Modifiers in the Article “C# – Access Modifiers“. private Access Modifier The scope of private access specifiers is local. That means if you declare a member within a class as a private member; you can access […]
The code developed using the .Net framework is called Managed Code. And the code which was NOT developed using .Net (for example, Win32 API or “C/C++” code or COM components, etc.,) is called Unmanaged Code. When the .Net framework was introduced, it was required to provide a feature in the .Net framework to support Unmanaged […]
In our previous Article “C# – Graphics – Display an Image“, we have discussed displaying an image on the Application window. As we have seen flickering when drawing the image, we have discussed eliminating the flickering in the Article “C# – Graphics – Double buffering“. I recommend you to read these Articles before you start […]
In our previous article, “C# – Graphics – Display an Image“, we have developed a C# program to display an image on the Windows Form. Have you observed, flickering when you move the window? OR when you click on the Draw button again and again? This is the common problem when we use a single […]
