Take advantage of anonymous types in C# to create and instantiate types that have read-only properties without having to declare the type beforehand An anonymous type is a type that doesn’t have a ...

Trust me: There's actually a tip at the end of this column, but it's going to take me awhile to get there. Be patient -- I do have a point and I am getting to it. When it comes to comparing objects, ...

If you've created an anonymous object, you've probably written code like this: Dim anon = New With { .FirstName = "Peter", .LastName = "Vogel" } This code would give you a new, anonymous object with ...