Daily Tips- Tip #44 - How to exit c# applications?

You can exit using the following 2 static methods,
1. Environment.Exit(returnval)
2. Application.Exit()

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Daily Tips- Tip #43 - What is the use of checked keyword in c# ?

it is used to apply range checking to an operation.

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Daily Tips- Tip #42 - What is the shortcut key to bring up the Immediate window?

Ctrl + Alt + I.

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Daily Tips- Tip #41 -How will you test memory leak in a .NET application?

using Perfmon.exe application.

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Daily Tips- Tip #44 - How will you mark a method as obsolete?

//c#
[Obsolete("Call NewMethod instead")]
void OldMethod()
{

}

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Daily Tips- Tip #43 - How will you mark a method as Non-CLSCompliant?

//c#
[CLSCompliant(false)]
public void MyMethod(0
{
}

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Daily Tips- Tip #42 - How will you mark an assembly with CLSComplaint?

'VB


//C#
[assembly: CLSCompliant(true)>

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Daily Tips- Tip #41 -What is the short-cut for uncommenting code ?

Ctrl + K, Ctrl + U

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Daily Tips- Tip #40 -What is the Short-cut for commenting out the code?

Ctrl + K, Ctrl + C

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Daily Tips- Tip #38 - What is the method in MS Exception Management Application Block which is used to publish exceptions?

ExceptionManager.Publish(ex);

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Daily Tips- Tip #39 - How will you beging a running a standard application message loop on the current thread?

Application.Run(new Form1());

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Daily Tips- Tip #37 - What is the best way to check for a null and an empty value in a string?

string mystr;
if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(mystr))

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Daily Tips- Tip #36 - How to view trace details for a specific request?

To view trace details for a specific request
1.Goto to Trace.axd in the root of your application.

For ex: if the URL for your application is http://localhost/myApplication, Goto http://localhost/myApplication/trace.axd to view the trace information for that application.

2.Select the View Details link for the specific request that you want to investigate.

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Daily Tips- Tip #34 - How will you invoke Immediate window in Visual studio?

1. Open the command window in Visual Studio
2. Type “immed” To Execute statements

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Daily Tips- Tip #35 - #region blocks

Enclose Methods and Interfaces in #region blocks so that it can be collapsed or expanded.

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Daily Tips- Tip #33 - How will you detect the name of the browser using ASP.NET ?

You can find that using the following code (which detects whether it is IE)
if(Page.Request.Browser.Browser=="IE")
{
}

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Daily Tips- Tip #32 - How can i copy the files in the debug folder to some other directory automatically using the Build macros?

Add the following line of code to the Post build event in the project properties,
call copy $(ProjectDir)$(OutDir) c:\test\

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Daily Tips- Tip #30 - How to access ViewState value of the previous page in the current page ?

Previous page's information is stored in a property called PreviousPage and you can access it using the following code,
Page prePage = this.PreviousPage;
Label totalEmployees = prePage.FindControl("lblTotEmployees");
Response.Write(totalEmployees.Text);

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Daily Tips- Tip #29 - How will you get the value of ASP.Net control in Javascript ?

You can call the ASP.NET control from Javascript using the document.getElementById method.
Ex:
Let txtEmployeeName be a Textbox, then
var tEmp = document.getElementById('<%=txtEmployeeName.ClientID%>');

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An alternate to Javascript's document.getElementByid()?

You can use as an alternate to Javascript's document.getElementByid(), the following ASP.NET AJAX's method,
$get('nameofcontrol')
Ex:
var myctrl = $get('lblTotal')

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