What is an indexer? - Software Engineering Stack Exchange
Jul 1, 2017 · Looks to me like "indexer" has multiple different meanings. In C#, an indexer is an indexed property whose parameter is written in between square brackets. Wikipedia's …
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indexing - What exactly is a Search Engine Indexer. Where to start ...
To me it is obvious that it is not just a regular table with an index and a descrption column. So my question would be, what is a search engine indexer comprised of, how does it architecture …
Is there a better way to use C# dictionaries than TryGetValue?
Aug 27, 2019 · Should out variables be discouraged? C# isn't the first language to have them, and they have their purpose in specific situations. If you are trying to build a highly concurrent …
Which data structure should I use for implementing a code indexer
Apr 6, 2018 · I need to write a basic code indexer, which needs to be fast. Should I use an embedded SQLite database for this or should rather rely on a custom data structure, or even …
Why does IDictionary not implement IReadOnlyDictionary
Jul 10, 2023 · I've recently just noticed that IDictionary does not implement IReadOnlyDictionary. I'm using two third-party libraries, one of which provides a ToDictionary() method which returns …
Is using 64 bit integers (long long) faster than less bits ones?
Jun 6, 2020 · C and C++ use 32 bit int because otherwise there is no 32 bit type available (char = 8 bit, short = 16 bit or you have no 16 bit type, int must be 32 bit or you have no 32 bit type). …
Why is there no key specified with .NET KeyNotFoundException?
Microsoft's own guideline calls for throwing different types of exceptions for different (differentiating) reasons. Calling the Dictionary indexer getter with a null throws an …
Should my sequential collection start at index 0 or index 1?
Jul 10, 2015 · Show the UI with index 1, use index 0 in code. That said, I worked with audio devices like this and used index 1 for the channels and designed the code never to use …
Return magic value, throw exception or return false on failure?
In the .NET Framework Base Class Library, all three methods are used: return a magic value that has no meaning otherwise: Collection<T>.IndexOf returns -1, StreamReader.Read returns -1, …