Solve undeclared prefix error on XElement.Load()

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Let’s check below how to solve undeclared prefix error on XElement.Load(). In order to use a namespace prefix (such as addthis:), the namespace must be declared, by writing xmlns:addthis=”Fixed URI”.

Build Vs. Rebuild Vs. Clean

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“Build Solutions” and “Rebuild Solutions” are the most commonly used features in Visual Studio. As a developer, you write code, build solutions, and run applications in Visual Studio. You also

Difference Between int.Parse() and int.TryParse()

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What is the difference between int.Parse() and int.TryParse()? Or how is int.parse() different from int.TryParse()? – another common interview question for freshers and I noticed some confusion when answering it.

Must Read – Delegate in C#

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In this post we will learn about “Delegate in C#”. A delegate is a person who represents an organization or group of people. In the C# world, a delegate is

Must check – string Vs. String in C#

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One of the common questions that comes up in .NET interviews is “What is the difference between string and string?”. This is a very simple question but can confuse you

Visual Studio Tip: Quickly convert for to foreach loop

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Let’s learn below a Visual Studio Tip: Quickly convert for to foreach loop. Visual Studio 2017 IDE provides quick refactoring using Quick Actions and Refactoring. Refactoring is a process of

How to Colorize Document Tabs in Visual Studio 2022

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Here’s another fun fact where you can pin multiple tabs together by selecting them while holding the Ctrl button. Yes, it’s as simple as that. Press the Ctrl button, select

Must know- You can drag & drop multiple tabs or even pin / unpin them together in Visual Studio

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A few days ago, I shared a tip about preserving and separating pinned tabs in Visual Studio. You have seen how we can maintain PIN state and create separate rows

Must know – Pinned tabs never hide in visual Studio?

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Do you know Pinned tabs never hide in visual Studio? Let’s discuss. We often use the tab pinning feature to pin frequently used files to the editor window and access

Using multipurpose Command Window to execute things faster in Visual Studio

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Visual Studio’s command window is very powerful and can help you get things done faster during development. The Command window can run commands directly in Visual Studio by their name.