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Introduction: — Interfaces and dependency injection (DI) are powerful tools in software development that promote flexibility, test-ability, and maintainability. In this blog post, we’ll explore a practical example that demonstrates how interfaces and DI can be used effectively. …

In this section, we’ll explore the world of unit testing in C# and .NET, learn what unit testing is, why it’s important, and the landscape of testing frameworks and tools available to developers. What is Unit Testing? Unit testing is the process of verifying the correctness of individual units of code, typically methods or…

In this comprehensive guide, we’ll dive deep into the world of C# exception handling. We’ll cover everything from the basics to advanced techniques, along with best practices to help you write clean, robust, and maintainable code. So, let’s get started! Introduction to C# Exception Handling In any software application, unexpected situations may arise that can…

🔍 Here’s How to Decide When working with asynchronous programming in .NET, you may come across two types of tasks: `Task` and `ValueTask`. 🏆 While they may seem similar at first glance, there are important differences between the two that can impact performance and memory usage. 📌 First, let’s define what a `Task` is. A…

Continuing the Game Once the Boss is Defeated — Our game aims to, one, vanquish our foes, and two, achieve the highest score you possibly can. What we’ll do in this section, is loop the game after the Boss is defeated. Previously when we added the BossSpawn(), we set _stopSpawning to equal true, preventing the waves to continue so…

Hosting your Unity game on the web allows you to reach a wider audience and make your game more accessible to players.

Using events in C# isn’t something new. It’s been here for as long as I can remember. When people think of events they usually refer to WinForms, which isn’t wrong. Each component in WinForms uses events. Think for instance about a button with a click event. But WinForms isn’t the…

Are you tired of managing dependencies manually in your C# applications? Autofac, a popular Dependency Injection (DI) container for .NET, comes to the rescue! With Autofac, you can streamline the process of dependency management and enjoy the benefits of loose coupling, modularity, and testability. …

TaskCompletionSource<T> is an extremely useful tool in the .NET library for dealing with tasks, especially when dealing with manual control of when and how a task completes. …