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TODO: solution using Stack

stackoverflow questions:

How to “unroll” a “recursive” structure

IEnumerable and Recursion using yield return

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NSubstitute - łatwiejsze mockowanie

0) Example code

Mamy daną klasę Calculator, która umożliwia operację dodawania Add(). W trakcie dodawania aktualny stan akumulatora jest drukowany za pomocą interfejsu IPrinter.

public interface IPrinter
{
 void Print(string text);

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FluentAssertions

Co daje FluentAssertions?

Załóżmy, że mamy counter:

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Can I implement Traits with C#8?

    public interface IInterface1
    {
        public void WhoAmI()
        {
            Trace.WriteLine("I am IInterface1");
        }
    }

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    public class CarViewModel
    {
        public ICarView View { get; set; }

    }
    
//============================================================
// Before

    public class CarView : UserControl, ICarView

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Question 1: WPF DataGrid - How to show a button in a row when the row is editing (detect edit mode)?

• revision 1 - Code for the question 1
• revision 2 - Add Button Visibility binding (solution)

Question 2: WPF DataGrid - How to cancel edit row after validation error?

• revision 3 - Code for the question 2
• [revision 4](https://

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Tested folder size:

4,680 GB (38581 files)

Application	After	Time	Speed
7zip / Ultra[➀][asterisk]	122 MB	16:00 min	5 MB/s	need 10GB RAM
7zip / Normal	184 MB	3:20 min	24 MB/s	need 1GB RAM
7zip / Fastest	379 MB	0:50 min	94 MB/s

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This post refers to:

• [Simple test of Enum.GetValues() with casting type and without][my_prev_enum_simple]
• stackoverflow.com: [How do I iterate over an enum?][stack_comm_enum_bdn]
• [bartoszkp/EnumGetValuesTest.cs][bartoszkp_enum]

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When we iterate on the Enum values, why it is faster when we explicitly cast type?

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Simple test of Enum.GetValues() with casting type and without

It was some time ago. I wondered why some people explicitly cast the type of value returned by the Enum.GetValues() function. I did some tests.

Unfortunately, the functions are so short that StopWatch is inaccurate. Therefore, I call them in a large loop and then divide the time by the number of repetitions.

public class C {
    enum Sizes
	{