Developer Tip: Always override ToString() in custom objects and classes
Always override the ToString() method in your custom objects and classes. This is a great help for when you are debugging, because when you mouse-over the object within Visual Studio (while debugging), it will display the value returned by ToString().
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- December 17, 2007 / 3:29 pm
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- .Net, ASP.net, C#, Development, Visual Studio
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