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How to connect SQL Database to your Web Form (Tutorial)

          In this tutorial we will see how to connect SQL Database to our WebForm page created in Visual Studio 2015. You will need SQL Server 2014 which you can download from  here . The tutorial will include how to make a simple webform page and add textbox and buttons to it. And then apply database to it with CRED operations but we will only be checking insertion.           Now open Visual Studio and create a ASP.NET Web App in WEB section. Add a new web form to your project. If you do not know this previously you can follow my previous tutorial,  How to create a beginner web form . Now what we want a is a view like this.           Now in order to do that, we will select Split view from the bottom on Visual Studio. Now you also able to see the code section behind your webform. You can see the textbox ID and the Button ID. We will use these Ids in order to receive data from the fields.            For textboxes to show text in the picture above, you add placeholder in textb

How To Create a Beginner Web Form (Tutorial)

         In this tutorial we will see how to create a simple web page. It is really a beginner level tutorial so you may find it slow or boring, but it is great for the crowd who are just getting into it and want to peek into things and there basic working.          Let us start by launching Visual Basic, I'm using the 2015 enterprise version and you can use any version and the community one as well. We select New Project or use the short cut of it Ctrl+Shift+N. And then we select Visual C# from the left tab and expanding it, we will select Web option. It will show you a option on the right of ASP.NET Web Application. Name it what you want and proceed.          Selecting this and proceeding, we will have the following dialog box.          Here we will select an Empty ASP.NET file with the option Web Forms checked. Click OK. Now we will have an WebApplication or whatever you named it, on your right in solution explorer. Now you need to right click on it, select Add a

How To Make Your First UWP Application - Simple Calculator Tutorial

          In this tutorial we will learn how to use some of the very basic features of Visual Studio and create a UWP(Universal Windows Platform) application.  Windows 10 introduces the Universal Windows Platform (UWP), which further evolves the Windows Runtime model and brings it into the Windows 10 unified core. As part of the core, the UWP now provides a common app platform available on every device that runs Windows 10. By the end of this tutorial you will have basic knowledge about how to create a simple UWP application and how to drag and drop objects in order to make UI and also how to edit their internal code.           Firstly we'll start with simply opening with the Visual Studio 2015. On the left side you will be able to see following options.            From this menu you need to click on the "New Project.." option. A dialog box will be shown and then you will choose C# and extend the tree then you will select Universal. From the Universal option, you

Common DotNet And C# Interview Questions (IL, CLR, JIT, Ngen)

          Feeling worried or hesitant with your first interview at a software house? Worried if you might not be able to ans questions asked by the interviewer? Worry no more. In this article I'll be covering some of the questions asks by the interviewers about C# and .Net. Lets start straight away with the questions.           Question 1: One of the most common question asked is what is IL?  And the common answer given is It is intermediate language which is not quite the right answer. The answer given by you should be that Intermediate code is partially compiled or half compiled code.           Question 2: After that answer, another questions comes right away is that Why is it half compiled?  The subtle answer for this question is IL code is half compiled so compiler can be able to figure out the system, hardware and configs in order to give optimal code for that environment.           Question 3: Who compiles this IL code? JIT (Just in time)  compiles the IL code.