One of the several C# programs I am working on at the moment were started while I was still learning to write complex programs. Until I am aging out of the workforce, I hope every program I write, is done while I am learning! The thing about learning as you write – especially as a full-stack developer – is that your later code is better organized, better designed, and more robust, than your earlier code. There are many, many advantages…
Everything I read about object oriented code gives an example, like an animal, that has features such as a number of legs, and a breed, and any number of other, entirely-irrelevant-to-real-life-examples. These examples are good at describing the very, very high-level concept, but they fail to provide the concrete examples that a user might genuinely need in their coding life. A module I have written pulls data from Active Directory, and has functions that can change that data. I believe…