dbConnection db = new dbConnection();
db.WebMsg.Remove(db.WebMsg.Single(x => x.ID == 123));
dbConnection db = new dbConnection();
db.WebMsg.Remove(db.WebMsg.Single(x => x.ID == 123));
A programmer and Founder of Girfa
IT Services, working from 2009.At Starting computer teaching was my full-time job but after 10 years of teaching I chose to programming as a full-time job and teaching become part-time. In real life, I am very lazy and I made it my coding style I always try to make a reusable component that’s my USP for programming which saves my time and extra working both.
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A programmer and Founder of Girfa
IT Services, working from 2009.At Starting computer teaching was my full-time job but after 10 years of teaching I chose to programming as a full-time job and teaching become part-time. In real life, I am very lazy and I made it my coding style I always try to make a reusable component that’s my USP for programming which saves my time and extra working both.