Articles about csharp

Generally C# is a very strongly typed language and usually lists allow only one defined data type. Using ArrayList, however, we can get around this restriction to some extent.

Sometimes you just want to store some random value. For this I wrote the RuntimeStorage class. It serves me in some games as a naive cache for a couple of less important values.

Creating a Singleton is relatively simple. First we create a static variable _instance. In addition, we create a property Instance. We will use it later to access the Singleton. In addition, a new instance of the class is provided there, if none should exist yet. This way we also ensure that the singleton is initialized at exactly the right moment. Namely, only when we need it.