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1 | 19 | Listing 2-1 demonstrates how to create an extension method that returns the SHA1 Hash value for a string (with and without extra arguments). | Listing 2-1 demonstrates how to create an extension method that returns the SHA1 Hash value for a string. | 4/6/2011 |
1 | 80 | /* this sample uses the same data as we saw in Table 2-2, but ive added 2 Gottshalls (one from the same state and another out of that state), and 2 Gauwains -w |
/* this sample uses the same data as we saw in Table 2-1, but ive added 2 Gottshalls (one from the same state and another out of that state), and 2 Gauwains -w |
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1 | 26 | Optional parameters added in C# 4.0 (covered in Chapter 4, Grouping and Joining Data) make this somewhat easier, but anonymous types should be considered when results are needed temporarily. | Optional parameters added in C# 4.0 (covered in Chapter 8, C# 4.0 Features) make this somewhat easier, but anonymous types should be considered when results are needed temporarily. |
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