Brendan Bondurant

    Category: C#

    • Classes in C#

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      The content discusses creating a simple class “Person” in Ruby and C#. In Ruby, it utilizes attr_reader, initializing attributes and defining a method to display information. In C#, it requires defining public properties, using “get” and “set,” and employs Console.WriteLine for output. The implementation demonstrates language-specific differences succinctly.

    • Dynamic vs Static

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      The author contrasts C# and Ruby, highlighting C# as a static, compiled language and Ruby as dynamic and interpreted. C# requires variable types to be declared at compile time, catching errors early, while Ruby allows runtime type changes, leading to potential runtime errors. Each language suits different needs: Ruby for speed in small tasks, C#…

    • C# and Ruby

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      I’m thinking that the next few posts are going to focus on the similarities between C# and Ruby, as I work through my notes from being onboarded into a project using C# and .NET. One of the main differences is that C# is a ‘statically typed’ language. It requires explicit declarations, and everything is checked…