Note: This article assumes that you have read all previous “Beginner” articles, and you know how to create an instance of a class. Introduction Operator Overloading is a feature of C# that acts as syntactic sugar in the code, and eases the use of libraries in your programs. Because this feature is not present in … Read More →
Introduction When coding, I find that properties are a simple, yet useful, feature of the C# programming language. Properties enable the use of member syntax for setters and getters. With properties, you can read, write, or compute the value of a private field very flexibly. If you have used C++ or Java in the past, … Read More →