Visual Basic and C# endow their variables with the same lifetimes, with one key exception: block-level variables. These local variables, when defined within a block statement, behave differently ...

Take advantage of guard clauses in C# to eliminate unnecessary nested constructs and branches and enhance the readability and maintainability of your application’s code.

Case clauses in Visual Basic are cool. You can load them up with all kinds of expressions and method calls, allowing you to fine-tune your criteria: Select Case patrons Case 1, 2 ' ----- Small table: ...