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Should a property have the same name as its type?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1095644/should-a-property-have-the-same-name-as-its-type

B2 has a property named B1 which is also of type B1 . My gut instinct tells me this is not a good idea but are there any..

Casting vs Converting an object toString, when object really is a string

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1170756/casting-vs-converting-an-object-tostring-when-object-really-is-a-string

just casting it could be faster however this is just a gut feeling I have . Is there even a faster more elegant way of..

Making the most of the .NET Task Parallel Library

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13142099/making-the-most-of-the-net-task-parallel-library

to when using a standard foreach loop therefore my gut feeling is that TPL is not suited to performing tasks where.. task parallel library share improve this question my gut feeling is that TPL is not suited to performing tasks where..

Is casting the same thing as converting?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/143997/is-casting-the-same-thing-as-converting

don't mean to be snarky but I'm not interested in anyone's gut feeling on this opinions don't count here Can anyone point to..

IndexOutOfRangeException on Queryable.Single

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/208533/indexoutofrangeexception-on-queryable-single

is turned off on the DataContext in case that matters. My gut feeling is that this might be a threading issue SqlConnectionManager..

: this(foo) syntax in C# constructors?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/338398/thisfoo-syntax-in-c-sharp-constructors

public MyClass SomeArg arg this new SomethingElse arg My gut feeling is that it is used to map a default argument onto another..

How to convert a string to RTF in C#?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4795709/how-to-convert-a-string-to-rtf-in-c

run with this solution for now even though I have a bad gut feeling since we have to SubString and Trim the heck out of..

Atomicity of File.Move

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/774098/atomicity-of-file-move

or fails such that the original file is still intact My gut says yes but I wanted to make sure. c# .net filesystems share..

Is the “textual order” across partial classes formally defined?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7965830/is-the-textual-order-across-partial-classes-formally-defined

in separate files is that order determined anywhere My gut says not formally defined but probably relates to the order..