It's hard enough to find an error in your code when you're looking for it; it's even harder when you've assumed your code is error-free. --Steve McConnell

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What is Request.AcceptTypes in ASP.NET

What the heck is Request.AcceptTypes in ASP.NET? Continue...

Developer Tips and Tutorials ASP.NET C# Browsers
Posted Tuesday, Jan 09, 2007 by Steve.
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Using the HttpContext object

Learn how you can get access to the HttpContext object when you're not in the code-behind of an ASPX page? Continue...

Developer Tips and Tutorials ASP.NET C# Web
Posted Tuesday, Jan 09, 2007 by Steve.
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Extract Hex Digits From a String

Learn how to extract hex digits from a string using C#. Useful for cases where you have dirty hex information or extra characters. Continue...

Developer Tips and Tutorials C# Text
Posted Tuesday, Jan 09, 2007 by Steve.
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Parsing Email Addresses with Regular Expressions

Use C# to parse and validation email address. I present both a strict and lenient regular expression and discuss what constitutes a valid email address. Continue...

Developer Tips and Tutorials C# Email
Posted Tuesday, Jan 09, 2007 by Steve.
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Parsing URLs with Regular Expressions and the Regex Object

Go in depth in understanding the structure of a URL or URI and see a single regular expression that can be used to extract the various pieces in one fell swoop. Continue...

Developer Tips and Tutorials C# Regular Expressions

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