Weekly wrap:
1. When you work with Visual Studio 2010 you are grateful for posts such as this on Stack Overflow.
I needed to make post request using .NET framework 4.0. In the top rated answer, the methods C and D work with .NET framework 2.0+
I ended up using the Method C which used HttpWebRequest
2. Actually working with C# I had never used String.Join() before. In fact, I knew about python's .join() routine before C#. In the language of python, there is definitely a push by the programmers and by the creators to write as little code as possible (they call it pythonic). But even C# has a similar routine and I think it is pretty useful:
3. By the way I formatted the above code using gists on github. More info in this SO post
1. When you work with Visual Studio 2010 you are grateful for posts such as this on Stack Overflow.
I needed to make post request using .NET framework 4.0. In the top rated answer, the methods C and D work with .NET framework 2.0+
I ended up using the Method C which used HttpWebRequest
2. Actually working with C# I had never used String.Join() before. In fact, I knew about python's .join() routine before C#. In the language of python, there is definitely a push by the programmers and by the creators to write as little code as possible (they call it pythonic). But even C# has a similar routine and I think it is pretty useful:
3. By the way I formatted the above code using gists on github. More info in this SO post
