rattfieldnz/ArtDatabaseLINQ
This is an app I made to practice my LINQ skills - using in-memory objects instead of an external database.
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rattfieldnz / StrategyDesignClock
This is another example of the Strategy Design pattern, coded in C#. The user can select which format they want to display the time (analogue or digital), and change their choice while the clock is running.
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