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✅ When targeting multiple frameworks, which one runs when pressing Ctrl + F5 in VS Code?
Thanks, that's exactly the case. It depends on which framework I write first in
<TargetFrameworks></TargetFrameworks> in project file regardless of "launchConfigurationId" : "" in launch config file.
In the end everything is fine until something works in one framework but not in others. 😂20 replies
✅ Which API to use to manage wifi networks in console app. Currently trying ManagedNativeWifi.
Thanks for suggestion. I'll look into it. I'll try my best to not go the UWP route, because changing the entire project type from console to UWP just for one functionality is a bit too much.
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what after $helloworld (interactive course)
I would like to have a pretty good grip on DSA and OOP before jumping into serious projects. Just a personal opinion. Some people go straight for projects and learn things needed along the way.
Anyways here are my 2 cents:
- Book - https://introprogramming.info/english-intro-csharp-book/
It's very very old but I still like it. You still have to refer to Microsoft Docs for updated information. You can google out other recent books. I haven't personally tried so can't say which.
- Video - Basics of C# programming by freeCodeCamp
Make sure you actually solve problems(book exercises, leetcode or other websites where people practice DSA, projects) on your own rather than just reading book or watching video.
Also start using git and github even when you are just learning and doing basic beginner exercises.
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Regex to match text between nested tags
It makes so much sense.
Funny enough that I also look for text between
> and < when traversing the string character by character. But tried to use full html tags in regex 😅
Thank you so much for explanation.8 replies
Regex to match text between nested tags
Ok, so it might be somehow possible with balancing groups but definitely not ideal choice for real projects.
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