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How to use Getters and Setters in type script

In this blog we  will see  how to use getters and setters in TypeScript . Introduction : Getters and setters are two terms that can be used in TypeScript to obtain and modify the values of class members.By using the dot operator with the object of the specific class as a reference, users...

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Anonymous Functions in TypeScript

In this blog we can see what is Anonymous functions in TypeScript . Anonymous Functions in TypeScript : TypeScript anonymous functions are functions that aren’t attached to an identifier, hence they lack a function name. For inline functions, anonymous functions are utilised. When a ...

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C# top 15 Interview Questions

C#: In this blog we can see top 15 interview Questions in C#. 1.What are Properties in C#? A property in C# is a class member that offers a method to read, write, or calculate the value of a private field. It provides a public interface for the access and modification of data held by [&hel...

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Top 10 C# Interview Questions and answers

In this Blog We will see the  top 10 interview questions in C#. 1. How is C# different from C? C# is more object-oriented than C, which is a procedural language that is well known. The primary distinction is that C# and C do not support Common Language Runtime’s (CLR) automatic ...

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Five Things to Do While Building Power Automate Flows

In this blog, we will see some very basic but important things to do while building Power Automate flows. There can be two scenarios in building Power Automate flows, one where you have a small approval flow which needs less maintenance, and a second where you have a very long flow which r...

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Using annotations & its types in TypeScript

In this blog, we’ll see a how to assign type annotations to  types to variables and functions of Typescript Type annotation in typescript? Type annotations are used in TypeScript to clearly indicate the types of identifiers such as variables, functions, objects, and so on. Assign...