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I'd like to make a small software that shows a list of all the .doc/.docx documents in the current and sub folders (or another one given by the user in a browse option), and then depending...

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I have a dictionary d of type <string, list<int>>.
I'd like to remove a specific int from all the lists of the dictionary whose keys verify a specific condition (if s == 'hello' then...

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I'm new to c sharp and I have a small problem.
I have an array A of 4 elements.
I want to check if an element e is part of the array, and if so return the index of this element (which is...

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Thanks for your advices. Sorry about the typos.
I didn't understand how you plan to use integers to represent the card values.
I mean, for all the cards between 1 and 10, no problem, but what about...

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I'm really new to wpf (I haven't even read any tutorials yet, by the way if you know of good ones please give them to me).
How do I display the contents of a list of objects (whose...

foreach (char suit in {'c','s','h','d'}) gives a compiler error.

Well, 52 = 4* (10+3), right?
that's what I did.
The question is about the foreach loop, it doesn't seem to work.

I'm just a beginner so the solution is probably quite simple.
I just want to generate a deck of cards, from 2 to ace and for each suit, without having to write them all down.
Something like (with...

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in your opinion what's the easiest, fastest and most elegant way in c# of doing the same procedure from character '1' to character '10'.
Same question for the following set of letters :...