POCO is a stand for plain old CLR object. This Class where we have control over its base type and implemented interfaces so it doesn’t have to use any API specific features – that works same in whole EF. Code first is still EF and it uses internally same infrastructure like EDMX so there is no difference. Difference is how… Read more →
Month: August 2014
POCO,Code first,model first and database first
Value Types and Reference Types Comparison
Intriguing Question Value Type Reference Type How is a variable represented? Value type variables are local copies. Reference type variables are pointing to the memory occupied by the allocated instance. What is the base type? Implicitly extends System.ValueType. Can derive from any other type (except System. ValueType), as long as that type is not “sealed” (more details on this in… Read more →
Overriding
Overriding is the process of changing the implementation of a virtual (or possibly abstract) method defined within a base class. Read more →