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Azure Functions - Removal of magic strings #155
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The .NET functions used in the different days are build based on the standard template. However, it is best practice to avoid magic numbers/strings when defining the function name and use the
nameofoperator instead.This pull request contains:
nameofoperator forFunctionName(in *.cs files as well as README.md files)Function1as name