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Comments by Jason Down (Top 4 by date)
Jason Down
4-Dec-14 16:14pm
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Reason for my vote of 5 \n Very nice work!
Jason Down
19-Jun-14 8:37am
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Reason for my vote of 4 \n Very nice solution. My one suggestion would be to explain the regex, piece by piece, to save the more curious reader (that is not a "regexpert") from having to manually translate it themselves.
Jason Down
1-May-13 9:25am
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Reason for my vote of 4 \n Nice tip. I give you a 4. For a 5, I'd like to see a short list of pros and cons for the NameValueCollection so people don't just use it blindly.
For example, the collection is limited to strings, can have duplicate keys (could be bad or good, depending on requirements) and has lookup performance when compared to a dictionary.
Still, well done.
Jason Down
19-Mar-12 13:24pm
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Reason for my vote of 3
Interesting. However, for an article you need to use the code as a supporting character so-to-speak. The code itself should not be the entire article.