Take advantage of guard clauses in C# to eliminate unnecessary nested constructs and branches and enhance the readability and maintainability of your application’s code.

Pretty often the program logic requires the use of `if` or `if-else` statements, which are contained one inside another. They are called **nested** `if` or `if-else` statements. As implied by the ...

In many systems nested if-statements are a honey-pot of defects, to fix these defect the must be understood, but the logic can be difficult to follow, debug or change. Fluent Conditions aims to help ...

Race conditions and deadlocks are two common problems that can occur when you write parallel programs in C#. Parallel programming is a way of using multiple threads or tasks to perform different ...