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About C# by Examples

What Is This Site?

C# by Examples is a free, open educational resource that provides practical, ready-to-run C# code snippets for developers at every level — from beginners picking up their first language to experienced engineers who need a quick reference.

Every example on this site is written to be clear, concise, and immediately copyable. No fluff, no lengthy preambles — just working code with enough context to understand what it does and why.

What You Will Find Here

  • Idiomatic C# patterns covering strings, collections, LINQ, async/await, and more
  • Side-by-side comparisons (e.g., struct vs class, List vs Array)
  • Practical examples for everyday tasks such as reading files, formatting dates, and handling nulls
  • A growing library of 60+ topics, organized by tag for easy discovery
  • A built-in Regex Tester for C# regular expressions

Our Goal

The goal is simple: help C# developers solve problems faster. Whether you search for “how to iterate a dictionary in C#” or “difference between const and readonly”, we want the answer to be here — correct, modern, and easy to understand.

All content targets modern C# (C# 10+) and .NET 6+ unless otherwise noted.

How We Fund This Site

C# by Examples is free to use. We currently fund the site through Google AdSense and Amazon affiliate links.

  • Google AdSense: We display ads to support hosting and ongoing content updates.
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Our editorial decisions are independent. We choose topics and recommendations based on educational value, not commission rates.

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Contact

Have a suggestion, spotted an error, or want to request a topic? Reach out at contact@csharpbyexamples.com.