Constants perform the same tasks as read-only variables with some differences. The differences between constants and read-only are Constants: Constants are dealt with at compile-time. Constants supports value-type variables. Constants should be used when it is very unlikely that the value will ever change. Read-only: Read-only variables are evaluated at… Continue reading
A data type is a data storage format that can contain a specific type or range of values. Whenever you declare variables, each variable must be assigned a specific data type. Some common data types include integers, floating point, characters, and strings. The following are the two types of data… Continue reading
A variable can be defined as a meaningful name that is given to a data storage location in the computer memory that contains a value. Every variable associated with a data type determines what type of value can be stored in the variable, for example an integer, such as 100,… Continue reading
Source Control Systems are software that are used to track changes to source code files and also to safely store source code. When you start a new project, where do you keep the source code? If you are a beginner programmer, you may simply create a folder in your computer… Continue reading
The Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 product-line offers two choices for software change management: 1. Visual SourceSafe 2005 2. Team Foundation (TF). Visual SourceSafe is a source control tool for professional software developers. Team Foundation is a change management system that provides integrated source control, issue tracking, and process management for… Continue reading
Visual Studio Team System (VSTS) is an integrated development environment coming with Visual Studio family of products. Some of the features of VSTS include the following: Use as a source control system or version control system (replacing VSS and similar tools) Use a bug tracker software (replacing other bug tracking… Continue reading
VSTS stands for Microsoft Visual Studio Team System . “Visual Studio Team System” represents extended versions of Visual Studio .NET. It includes a set of collaboration and development tools for software development process. “Visual Studio 2005 Professional Edition” is part of all Visual Studio team editions. In addition, the team… Continue reading
Visual Studio is an editor that helps you write .NET programs. If you are a “smart guy”, you can very well write .NET applications without using Visual Studio. There are several other free editors exists to help you develop .NET applications, even though most of them are not even close… Continue reading
Ideally, all softwares need one project which will be part of one solution. If you are developing a small application, just create a new project and you are ready to proceed. However, large softwares will need several projects. All web pages will be organized into one project. All the business… Continue reading
There are two types of workflow Sequential Workflow: A Sequential workflow runs from beginning to end, with the workflow engine initiating each step. State Machine Workflow: A State Machine workflow is driven by external events and user interaction, and simply constrains or interacts with those events, so it stores state between events…. Continue reading