namespace MyLib
{
  internal class InternalClass
  {
  }
  public class PublicClass
  {
  }
}

class Program
{
  static void Main(string[] args)
  {
      PublicClass _class = new PublicClass();//Correct
      InternalClass _s = new InternalClass();//Error
  }
}

 [assembly: InternalsVisibleToAttribute("FriendAssembly")]

 System.Runtime.CompilerServices;

string key = string.Join ("",
Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetName().GetPublicKey()
.Select (b => b.ToString ("x2")));

 [assembly: InternalsVisibleTo ("StrongFriend, PublicKey=0024f000048c...")]

Lambda expressions (or lambda functions) are essentially blocks of code that can be assigned to variables, passed as an argument, or returned from a function call, in languages that support high-order (first-class) functions. 

TypeScript has some "interesting" limitations when it comes to overloading functions. But it also offers you some options when you need more flexibility in declaring functions, including both optional parameters and infinite parameter lists.

CREATE FUNCTION dbo.checkPerson(@data XML)
RETURNS BIT WITH SCHEMABINDING AS
BEGIN
   RETURN @data.exist('/people/person')
END
GO

CREATE TABLE tblXML
(
id INT PRIMARY KEY,
doc XML CHECK(dbo.checkPerson(doc)=1)  
)
GO

 INSERT INTO tblXML (id,  doc) VALUES
(
 1, '<people><person name="Vahid"/></people>'
)

INSERT INTO tblXML (id,  doc) VALUES
(
 2, '<people><emp name="Vahid"/></people>'
)

 The INSERT statement conflicted with the CHECK constraint "CK__tblXML__doc__060DEAE8".
The conflict occurred in database "testdb", table "dbo.tblXML", column 'doc'.
The statement has been terminated.

 CREATE TABLE xml_tab
(
 id INT IDENTITY PRIMARY KEY,
 xml_col  XML
)

 INSERT INTO xml_tab
VALUES ('<people><person name="Vahid"/></people>')
INSERT INTO xml_tab
VALUES ('<people><person name="Farid"/></people>')

 CREATE FUNCTION getIdValue(@doc XML)
RETURNS int WITH SCHEMABINDING AS
BEGIN
  RETURN @doc.value('/*[1]/@Id', 'int')
END

 CREATE TABLE docs_tab
(
id INT PRIMARY KEY,
doc XML,
CONSTRAINT id_chk CHECK(dbo.getIdValue(doc)=id)  
)

 INSERT INTO docs_tab (id,  doc) VALUES
(
 1, '<Invoice Id="1"/>'
)

INSERT INTO docs_tab (id,  doc) VALUES
(
 2, '<Invoice Id="1"/>'
)

 The INSERT statement conflicted with the CHECK constraint "id_chk".
The conflict occurred in database "testdb", table "dbo.docs_tab".
The statement has been terminated.

 CREATE TABLE Invoices
(
 doc XML,
 id AS dbo.getIdValue(doc) PERSISTED PRIMARY KEY
)

 INSERT INTO Invoices VALUES
(
 '<Invoice Id="1"/>'
)
INSERT INTO Invoices VALUES
(
 '<Invoice Id="1"/>'
)

 Violation of PRIMARY KEY constraint 'PK__Invoices__3213E83F145C0A3F'.
Cannot insert duplicate key in object 'dbo.Invoices'. The duplicate key value is (1).
The statement has been terminated.

 DECLARE @doc XML
SET @doc = '<foo bar="baz" />'
SELECT @doc.query('/foo/@bar')

 XQuery [query()]: Attribute may not appear outside of an element

 DECLARE @doc XML
SET @doc = '<foo bar="baz" />'
SELECT @doc.query('data(/foo/@bar)')

 DECLARE @x XML
SET @x = '<x>hello<y>world</y></x><x>again</x>'
SELECT @x.query('data(/*)')

 DECLARE @x XML
SET @x = '<x>hello<y>world</y></x><x>again</x>'
SELECT @x.query('string(/*)')

 XQuery [query()]: 'string()' requires a singleton (or empty sequence), found operand of type 'element(*,xdt:untyped) *'

 SELECT @x.query('string(/*[1])')

 SELECT @x.query('string(/)')

 DECLARE @x XML = '<age>12</age>'
SELECT @x.query('string(/age[1])')

 CREATE XML SCHEMA COLLECTION root_el AS
'<xs:schema xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
                  targetNamespace="urn:geo">
      <xs:element name="Root" type="xs:string" />    
</xs:schema>
'
GO

 DECLARE @xmlDoc XML
SET @xmlDoc = '<g:Root xmlns:g="urn:geo">datadata...</g:Root>'
SELECT @xmlDoc.query('
declare namespace g="urn:geo";
/g:Root/text()
')

 DECLARE @xmlDoc XML(root_el)
SET @xmlDoc = '<g:Root xmlns:g="urn:geo">datadata...</g:Root>'
SELECT @xmlDoc.query('
declare namespace g="urn:geo";
/g:Root[1]/text()
')

 XQuery [query()]: 'text()' is not supported on simple typed or 'http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#anyType'
elements, found 'element(g{urn:geo}:Root,xs:string) *'.

 DECLARE @xmlDoc XML(root_el)
SET @xmlDoc = '<g:Root xmlns:g="urn:geo">datadata...</g:Root>'
SELECT @xmlDoc.query('
declare namespace g="urn:geo";
data(/g:Root[1])
')

data(/age/text())

enum USState {...}
var AreaCodeUSState = new Dictionary<string, USState>
    {
        {"408", USState.California},
        {"701", USState.NorthDakota},
        ...
    };

enum USState {...}
var AreaCodeUSState = new Dictionary<string, USState>
    {
        ["408"] = USState.California,
        ["701"] = USState.NorthDakota,
        ...
    };

create a Dictionary<string, USState>
add to new Dictionary the following items: 
     "408", USState.California
     "701", USState.NorthDakota

create a Dictionary<string, USState> then
using AreaCodeUSState's default Indexed property
    set the Value of Key "408" to USState.California
    set the Value of Key "701" to USState.NorthDakota

enum USState {...}
var AreaCodeUSState = new Dictionary<string, USState>
        {
            { "408", USState.Confusion},
            { "701", USState.NorthDakota },
            { "408", USState.California},
            ...
        };
Console.WriteLine( AreaCodeUSState.Where(x => x.Key == "408").FirstOrDefault().Value );

enum USState {...}
var AreaCodeUSState = new Dictionary<string, USState>
    {
        ["408"] = USState.Confusion,
        ["701"] = USState.NorthDakota,
        ["408"] = USState.California,
        ...
    };
Console.WriteLine( AreaCodeUSState2.Where(x => x.Key == "408").FirstOrDefault().Value );  // output = California

var fibonaccis = new List<int>
    {
        [0] = 1,
        [1] = 2,
        [3] = 5,
        [5] = 13
    }

It's important to note that an Application Service doesn't have any business behaviour. It knows only what model to use but not how that model works. So, the AS knows which Aggregate to invoke, it knows about some Domain Services that might be required, but that's it.