In my previous post, I looked at some of the problems associated with long parameters lists for methods and constructors. In that post, I discussed replacing primitives and built-in types with custom ...

Anything, and I mean ANYTHING, can be abused in coding. Your prefered style, paradigm, or TLA of the minute is not an exception. If you can dream it I can abuse it. If you judge a feature of a ...

Yes, it is poor practice. From the perspective of performance optimization in .NET, boxing hits performance and reflection _really_ hits performance. Like others have pointed out, if you want code ...