If you work with Enum values, you may often need to convert between the Enum, an integer representation of the Enum (to store in a table for example), and the string representation of the Enum (to display to the user for example). .NET 4.0 makes this...
If you are building applications in .NET to manage data for a business, you are most likely creating business object classes. Depending on the business, these classes could include Customer, Product, Order, Invoice, PurchaseOrder, Employee, TimeCard and...
The Enum keyword allows you to define a standard set of named constants for use in your application. Sometimes you may want to present this same list of values to your user. You can display the set of Enum values in a ComboBox or ListBox using data...