Comments by Ankush Bansal

Ankush Bansal 7-Jul-13 10:46am View

Looks like something is fishy in your datasource... can you post some code ?

Ankush Bansal 28-Jun-13 6:53am View

Reason for my vote of 5 \n great work amit... have my 5 for it!!!

Ankush Bansal 9-Sep-12 13:12pm View

Hi Mattias,

Have my 5 for the detailed answer. I appreciate your comments on refactoring and untit testing, however my question still remains open:
Is the protected "_field" of Base, a bad usage, given that both Base and Derived are internal and would never be used outside of the assembly? And what if protected member is a complex data type?

Ankush Bansal 9-Sep-12 13:09pm View

Hi,

So, do you mean to say that a protected field of primitive type is fine, however a protected field of complex data type is not recommended? If yes, can you please suggest some examples of why you think so?

Thanks
ankush

Ankush Bansal 9-Sep-12 12:58pm View

Hi,

Recently in code review I got a feedback that initializing a protected field as shown in example 1 is dangerous and highly discouraged.
To be very honest, through this question, I am trying to convince myself that use of protected property is not as bad as its portrayed.

Thanks,
ankush

Ankush Bansal 9-Sep-12 12:51pm View

thanks for highlighting the mistake!! I've corrected it now.

Ankush Bansal 3-May-12 5:32am View

Thanks for vote of 5!! appreciate that

Ankush Bansal 14-Oct-11 7:47am View

no use sir, i don't see any messages beyond march 2010 in my m/c event log. so its possible to not have logs of login and logoff. I need a robust way of finding the timings. Windows must have some place to log this info. may be somewhere in registry.

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