50 key points for improving C # programming (2)

26. Implement icomparable and icomparer interfaces for objects to be sorted
27. Avoid using the icloneable Interface
28. Avoid using the type conversion Operator
29. The new operator is required only when the base class has the same name as the existing function in the derived class.
30. Try to use CLS-compliant
31. Try to write short and simple functions
32. Try to write a smaller assembly)
33. Define type visibility (visibility)
34. Compile a large-granularity web API
35. When using events, the base-class events are inherited first, instead of re-creating an event.
36. debug (debug, Trace, Eventlog, etc.) when using the framework)
37. Use the. NET standard configuration Mechanism
38. Use and support the. NET data binding function in the class)
39. Use the. NET authentication mechanism (validation)
40. Select the correct collection class based on your needs)
41. Use dataset in the Custom Structure
42. Attributes)
43. Do not over-use reflection (reflection)
44. Create a complete application-specific exception
45. Consider as many exceptions as possible and handle them.
46. Use InterOP as few as possible
47. Try to use safe code)
48. Learn more and use external tools and resources
49. Prepare to use C #2.0.
50. Learn ECMA standards