Visual Studio Code is a source code editor developed by Microsoft for Windows, Linux and mac OS. It supports for debugging, embedded Git control, syntax highlighting, intelligent code completion, snippets, and code refactoring. Also it is customizable, so users can change the editor’s theme, keyboard shortcuts, and preferences. It is… Continue reading
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Application Insights is aimed at the development team, to help you understand how your app is performing and how it’s being used. It monitors: Request rates, response times, and failure rates – Find out which pages are most popular, at what times of day, and where your users are. See which pages… Continue reading
Monitor Install Application Insights in your app, set up availability web tests, and: Set up a dashboard for your team room to keep an eye on load, responsiveness, and the performance of your dependencies, page loads, and AJAX calls. Discover which are the slowest and most failing requests. Watch Live Stream… Continue reading
This code shows you how to upload media files to the SQL Server Database to store it and then how to download it from the Database in your ASP.NET website using C#. First you have to create a database named “MediaDB” in your SQL Server. Then create a table named… Continue reading
Step 1: Create an MFC Project Open Visual studio Go to Files -> New -> Project Expand Other Project Types from Recent Templates from left panel and select Visual C++ Select MFC Application from the available projects list from Middle panel. Give a Project Name, Select the Path and Click… Continue reading
The sub-procedure is a block of multiple visual basic statements within Sub and End Sub statements. It is used to perform certain tasks, such as changing properties of objects, receiving or processing data, and displaying an output. You can define a sub-procedure anywhere in a program, such as in modules,… Continue reading
A literal is a textual representation of a particular value of a type. The different types of literals in Visual Basic are: Boolean Literals – Refers to the True and False literals that map to the true and false state, respectively. Integer Literals – Refers to literals that can be… Continue reading
The variables that are based on reference types store references to the actual data. The keywords that are used to declare reference types are: Class – Refers to the primary building block for the programs, which is used to encapsulate variables and methods into a single unit. Interface – Contains… Continue reading
A parameter is a special kind of variable, which is used in a function to provide a piece of information or input to a caller function. These inputs are called arguments. In C#, the different types of parameters are as follows: Value type – Refers that you do not need… Continue reading