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Microsoft C# - Basics

What is C#? We'll Take this definition from Wiki: Basic Points we should cover up: We would be learning following points in this Post: Writing and Reading from Console Variables, Data Types and Conversions Operators Conditions Passing Values to methods Handling Nullables Arrays, String, Struct and Enums Let's Code: The below Program will help you understand the basics of the above points listed. Go through each region separately and get to know the syntax of C#. We Believe, it's always better to Code and Learn than Read and Learn! If you want theoretical help related the basics, please visit here: C# Basics   Hope this helps to get you to start off with C# Coding! We would be adding more to this soon! And don't forget to visit  Joodle  to compile your codes online. Thanks! 😀

Microsoft BizTalk Server - Schemas - Things you should know!

Schema In BizTalk - What are they? - Schema is a structure of XML in BizTalk - it is stored in XSD format, meaning XML schema Definition - Used to handle messages that are coming in XML format or sending out in XML format TIP: BizTalk Editor saves schema files using utf-16 character encoding.  * Wiki defines*  Messages inside BizTalk are implemented through the XML documents and defined with the XML schemas in XSD standard  Some tips -     That's what it looks when you add a schema item to the project. Let's quickly wrap up some important properties, select the schema node and press F4: 1. Data Type - We have many options, from string to bool it defines what type of data the field would handle. 2. Default value -  If the field receives no input, we can a default value here 3. Min/Max occurs - This property decides the occurrence of field. If no value inserted it takes 1-Min and 1-Max meaning the field is mandatory. 4. Nillable: This whe