To asynchronously write to a text file in C#, you will use the StreamWriter constructor within an async method. StreamWriter can also be used to write strings to a file synchronously, or to append to an existing file. To use StreamWriter asynchronously, include the following using directives in your project file. using System.IO; using System.Threading.Tasks; … Read more
To write to a text file in C#, you will use a StreamWriter object. In this tutorial, you will learn how to use StreamWriter to write a string to a file synchronously. You can also use StreamWriter to append text to an existing file and to write to a file asynchronously. Using StreamWriter to Write … Read more
For a given class in C#, you may need different ways to pass arguments to it. You can do this by overloading a constructor. Overloaded constructors enable you to initialize objects of the same class in different ways – for example, by passing in different numbers of initial parameters. What is Constructor Overloading? In this … Read more
Suppose you want to get the number of days between two dates, or the number of seconds between two times. In C#, you can use the DateTime.Subtract method to compute the difference between dates and times. DateTime.Subtract Method The DateTime.Subtract method will determine the duration between two dates or times. More specifically, it will return … Read more
You will make a menu-driven program in this tutorial. Using a while loop, you will learn how to add a menu to a C# console application. This technique helps your users navigate your app, and it enables you to create more robust C# programs. If you have been following our beginners tutorial series, you have … Read more
In this tutorial, we will write a string manipulation example to trim all whitespace from a string in C#. We will use a helper method to remove all whitespace and print the modified result to the console. In the previous tutorial, we wrote a console application that took a user’s input and printed their string … Read more
