Kristijan Kralj - MethodPoet

The Frightening Effect of Nested Loops on Your Code

When you define a loop inside another loop, it is called a nested loop. There is an outer loop and an inner loop in it. The execution of inner loops depends upon the condition of the outer loop. If...

Does Modifying an Incoming Parameter Count as a Code Smell?

Modifying the value of an incoming method parameter is a common programming practice to handle various scenarios. But when doing that, you need to be careful. You don’t want to break the behavior...

An Almost Foolproof Way to Mock Extension Method With Moq

Extension methods are a powerful feature of some programming languages. They allow you to create a new method without changing the existing class. But how to write the unit test for the extension...

The Great Debate: Always Include a Default Case in Switch?

A switch statement is often used in programming to check a condition against a set of possible values or cases. Whether it is mandatory to use its default case has sparked some debate among...

Do You Need to Worry About Nasty Protected Variables?

The protected variable specifies that the parent class and all other classes inherited from that class can access and modify that variable in the same or some other assembly. In this...

A Case Against Making All Methods Public: 3 Simple Reasons

Making a method public is quite simple. It only requires you to add a simple keyword to the method definition. It also lets you enjoy an easier development process. You don't have to mull over...