New video from the Practical C# Video series to learn named and optional parameters introduced in C# 4.
Learn how to use named and optional parameters in C# and why you need to be careful if you want to change parameters names and default values in your public APIs.
I am a Microsoft MVP and Senior .NET Engineer in Redgate Software. My peers describe me as really enthusiastic, motivated with an infinite passion for software development, a relentless desire to keep learning and an amazing ability to involve others in my pursuit of excellence. I am a proficient C# developer and founder of the Cambridge .NET User Group: the official community on .NET in Cambridge.
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