Tuesday, February 28, 2012

5 Ways to express Love to your beloved Child. -For Dummies.

Here are the five ways to express your child when you feel you are not doing so!!

1. Go to your child when sleeping in the morning when it is time to wake up and tingle your child's ear with your hair and hide by side.
And when your child looks around give a surprise.

2. Keep a habit of making nosy nosy between you and your child. It means gently rubbing your's and child's nose to each other. This will increase the affection between both of you.

3. Say "I Love You Baby" atleast once a day to your child.

4. Don't forget to say "I miss you" when your child is going to mall or shopping with his/her dad.

5. Kiss and appreciate when your child did a great job even though it is very small from your perspective.

BY
N PAVAN KUMAR RAO

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

GOOD MORNING WORLD

J GOOD MORNING J






Days pass by your life very fast..
Enjoy your life as today is your last..
May this Morning bring in your day a BIG BLAST!!!
JJJ
By
N Pavan Kumar Rao

Evolution Of Delegates from .NET 1.x to 3.5 including Code samples.



Delegates were introduced with C# 1.0 (with .NET 1.0) as a way to represent function pointers.  Delegates like most other aspects of advanced C#/.NET programming were often misunderstood and a lot of times programmers didn't even know they were using them inside their code! One source of this problem was a rather cluggy syntax provided with the original C# 1.0 syntax.  Luckily as .NET evolved, so did the syntax for delegates by becoming more concise and clear.  This is exactly what this article focuses on; this is NOT an intro into delegates, how they relate/work with events or a "best practice" guide.
The best way to show delegate syntax in action is to try to solve a simple coding problem with them.  Suppose I get asked this on an interview: I have a form with 2 text boxes and I can input 2 numbers.  What I would like to do is when I click the "=" button (equals) is have the numbers be added via a delegate binary operation, by adding the two numbers.

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