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tl;dr version: probably classes, unless you have a good reason to choose structs.

Longer version, you'll probably want to read about the differences:...

Just your listbox problem should be fixed by:


listBox1.Items.AddRange(filenumbers.Split(' '));


To do the math calculations you want though, you'll probably want to parse them from strings...

Fascinating question!

However, I think trying to apply NLP to this project will transform it into a gigantic boondoggle. It's a pain to get things into a machine-readable format even when the...

Is there a question here...?

Sorry, I did not fully parse your question. Can you describe the exact authentication scheme? Who sends what where? when?

How are you determining that it is lower than DateTime.Now (and which "now" do you mean?)

I don't clearly understand what you want to do here. You want to display the indices the user specified? Or you want to show what's at the array after the swap? Or you want to show the whole array...

If I had to guess, this appears to be software intended to flood a chat system with a spam message. Discussion of such topics is not permitted by the CodeGuru Acceptable Use Policy (see...

ToString() is a method. You just need to adjust the line to:



label5.Text = String.Format("with a credit score of {0}", CreditScore.ToString());


This was a simple problem, but for more...

I have surrounded your code snippet with
and tags to preserve the indentation. Welcome to the forum!

No header files are needed in C#. The declaration of the signature at method implementation is enough. Not clear about the specifics, but the method signatures are all just contained in the...

Hrm, this thread is a little stale, but what language were you considering?

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Several observations:

(1) The presence of 26 distinct glyphs suggests some sort of substitution cypher.
(2) The cypher does not appear to be a simple polyalphabetic substitution cypher using a...

Resisted my attempt to decrypt it using HMM-based frequency analysis . But I am not an accomplished cryptanalyst, so that might not mean much. Might have to do with not knowing what the possible...

Ah! Quite right. That's a bug in the code I suggested. You have to run the loop backward:



for (int i = totals.Length -1; i > 0; i--)
{
totals[i] = totals[i-1];
}
totals[0] =...

This block zeros the saved totals every time the button is clicked:


totals[0] = 0.0m;
totals[1] = 0.0m;
totals[3] = 0.0m;
totals[4] = 0.0m;

(Actually, you miss totals[2]). Instead, you...

Or, more explicitly, you can do an array copy like:



public IntArray(int[] myIntArray)
{
//Create two new arrays
this.myIntArray = new int[myIntArray.Length];
...

This block of code assigns two variables (namely this.myIntArray and this.myIntArrayBackup) that both point at the exact same array data structure:



public IntArray(int[] myIntArray)
{
...

I don't think that is correct. I have modified the path environmental variable before without needing to restart for effect. However, open command line consoles will not detect the change if they...

SharpDevelop (my favorite IDE!) can do VB.NET -> C# conversion automagically... might be useful in adapting rogermiller's linked page

I think like:



notepad.StartInfo.FileName = @"Z:\program.exe";


The @ means string literal. Instead you could have written "Z:\\program.exe"

Perhaps one of these links might be...

It's probably best to measure time on an absolute scale (from the start of the simulation) rather than constantly calculating time distances between frames; otherwise you will probably accumulate...

Hello! An interesting question, but unfortunately I think discussion of this topic is not permitted by the Acceptable Use Policy of the forum. While you could use that for legitimate purposes, it...

Hello! Unfortunately, this sort of question is not permitted by the Acceptable Use Policy of the forum.

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