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HI sepknow<br />
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Your question covers a very wide area of subjects, I believe that if you will make the effort to clarify what you are seeking for, it will be easier to assist you.<br />
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Hi elimesika,<br />
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Thanks,<br />
For a start, I am looking into area that I can avoid run time error like null reference, invalid argument exception, ... etc.<br />

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Hi Experts,<br />
Do you have any &quot;best practices&quot; about coding to share?
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Hi Experts,
Do you have any "best practices" about coding to share?

HI sepknow

Your question covers a very wide area of subjects, I believe that if you will make the effort to clarify what you are seeking for, it will be easier to assist you.



Hi elimesika,

Thanks,
For a start, I am looking into area that I can avoid run time error like null reference, invalid argument exception, ... etc.


Best Practices

Hi Experts,
Do you have any &quot;best practices&quot; about coding to share?

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Editors IDEs

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