Tag Archives: c#
Iterating over a custom ‘Jagged Array’ in Python
A jagged array is an array whose elements are arrays. The elements of a jagged array can be of different dimensions and sizes. A jagged array is sometimes called an "array of arrays." C# natively differentiates between a jagged and a multidimensional array. To iterate over a every single element of a Jagged Array in […]
Convert vowels to uppercase in a string
Given a string – say “hello world”, I was interested in capitalizing the vowels in it – IN A CLEAN & EFFICIENT WAY! In the first approach, I use a StringBuilder object to hold the intermediate String while in the second approach, I’m using a C# feature – Linq. In the second approach, there is […]
Serializing Objects in JSON format
Serializing data/objects using XML is quite a standard way over the Web. But, XML has it’s own set of disadvantages owing to which I tried serializing objects in JSON format. It seems .NET has in-built support for doing the same. One simply needs to use the JavaScriptSerializer class available within ‘System.Web.Script.Serialization’ namespace. using System; using […]
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How the overflow arises!
I looked up scripting languages and saw the unlimited precision capability of the integer format. It immediately made me think how overflows are handled in C! C language uses 16 bit to represent variable type int. Most significant bit is used to represent the sign If the most significant bit is zero then the value […]
Diff : File Comparer (Version 1)
I was interested in building a program to DIFF files similar to BeyondCompare, WinMerge, diff app inside Tortoise & other subversion utilities. So, I came up with the following simple application which takes in 2 folders and performs a recursive Diff throughout and lists the files which are content-wise different or not present in either […]
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