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Krishnrajsinh Rana Liked 3 Months ago through Blogs | 1 Point
It is often a requirement to split a set of contiguous string into individual characters/letters. The below code will help us to do so
Declare @str Varchar(50) = 'abcde'
Select
Data = Substring(@str,Number,1)
From master.dbo.spt_val...
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Krishnrajsinh Rana refreshed 3 Months ago through Blogs | 1 Point
It is often a requirement to split a set of contiguous string into individual characters/letters. The below code will help us to do so
Declare @str Varchar(50) = 'abcde'
Select
Data = Substring(@str,Number,1)
From master.dbo.spt_val...
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Krishnrajsinh Rana Commented 3 Months ago through Blogs | 1 Point
Hi Jalpesh,
We can also achieve the same result using **LINQ's** extension method - **Aggregate**.
Following is a code for that.
string[] name = { "Jalpesh", "Vishal", "Tushar", "Gaurang" };
string commnaDelmietedName = name.A...
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Krishnrajsinh Rana Commented 3 Months ago through Blogs | 1 Point
I have tried to do same thing in the past using reflection. but i have not used LINQ and lamda expression.
Your code is really very clear and concise.
Thanks Niladri...plz keep it up......
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Krishnrajsinh Rana Liked 3 Months ago through Blogs | 1 Point
Every UIElement in WPF is derived from DispatcherObject which defines a property called Dispatcher that points to the UI thread. A dispatcher is used to raise calls on another thread. Dispatcher can also be called as a class that h...
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