Using std::apply on std::expected in C++23
Lina Fontaine
22 July 2024
Using std::apply on std::expected in C++23

This lesson covers creating a std::apply method for std::expected in C++23. It explains how to use variadic templates to create a generic method called magic_apply that manages multiple std::expected values. The method reduces boilerplate code and enhances error handling by ensuring that all anticipated values are correct before processing.

How to Automate WhatsApp Web: Managing Alerts with C# and Selenium
Gerald Girard
21 July 2024
How to Automate WhatsApp Web: Managing Alerts with C# and Selenium

This guide explains how to use C# and Selenium WebDriver to transfer PDFs, photos, and messages over WhatsApp Web automatically. It covers how to deal with and ignore Chrome notifications that appear when you programmatically access WhatsApp Web.

Using C# Interop to Handle Quotation Mark Errors in Excel Formulas
Alice Dupont
18 July 2024
Using C# Interop to Handle Quotation Mark Errors in Excel Formulas

This tutorial covers the common problem of using the Interop.Excel library in C# to set Excel cell formulas using quotation marks. It offers methods and scripts for correctly formatting formulas and making sure that resources are cleaned up in order to prevent the 0x800A03EC issue.

Convert Excel Column Name to Column Number in C#
Alice Dupont
18 July 2024
Convert Excel Column Name to Column Number in C#

In C#, the translation of numerical column numbers into Excel column names is accomplished by the use of ASCII values and a loop mechanism. Without depending on Excel automation, this procedure guarantees precise data export and the development of customized Excel files.

Excel File Creation in C# Without Microsoft Office Installation
Louis Robert
17 July 2024
Excel File Creation in C# Without Microsoft Office Installation

This tutorial covers the process of creating Excel files (.XLS and.XLSX) in C# without requiring the installation of Microsoft Office. With the help of libraries such as EPPlus, NPOI, and ClosedXML, programmers may effectively create Excel files using programming. Without requiring the installation of Office, these tools offer an adaptable method for managing and modifying Excel spreadsheets.

Fixing VSCode White Code Problems for C#
Daniel Marino
16 July 2024
Fixing VSCode White Code Problems for C#

In VSCode, white code frequently indicates problems with syntax highlighting settings. To fix this, make sure the editor's settings are accurate, look for conflicts with other extensions, and make sure the right theme is installed. Reinstalling or updating the C# extension may also fix the issue.

Is it Required in C to Cast the Malloc Result?
Raphael Thomas
8 July 2024
Is it Required in C to Cast the Malloc Result?

It is crucial to know whether to cast the result of malloc in C in order to manage memory effectively and without errors. The main lesson is that with C, there is no need to cast the result of malloc; in fact, leaving out the cast can help avoid subtle errors. This procedure also improves the readability and maintainability of the code.

Comprehending C# Release History and Version Numbers
Arthur Petit
6 July 2024
Comprehending C# Release History and Version Numbers

It's critical for developers to know the correct C# version numbers. This page dispels popular fallacies, such the idea that C# 3.5 exists, and offers scripts to assist in determining the correct version numbers.

Understanding the explicit keyword in C++
Arthur Petit
30 June 2024
Understanding the "explicit" keyword in C++

For C++ to avoid implicit type conversions, which might result in errors and unexpected behavior, the explicit keyword is necessary. Developers can assure code clarity and maintainability by explicitly calling constructors by using explicit.