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The first thing I notice is that you have "++v" in the declaration of your For loop. It should be "v++"

I'm just glancing over your code, but that error could be preventing the incrementation of...

Please enclose your code in [ code ] [/ code ] brackets- it improves readability. It's too hard to try to read large code sections without it.

The class is a blueprint. The object is the implementation of that blueprint.

A static class and its contained static methods is different because you don't have to instantiate the class to use...

Yeah, I'm always forgetting the second = for equality operators.

The big problem is your WHERE clause. If the field is named date, then it needs to be:


var dateSorted = from e in deserializedRoster
where e.date.Year = "2010"
select e


You have to do...

If you're just comparing files to see if they are identical, then you don't need separate classes. Just read the files and compare the length. If that's the same then you can read bytes to compare.

The code you provided only shows lstSeats once in the initializeGUI method, and you're just clearing the list then. Maybe I missed it, but I didn't see anywhere where you were adding items to the...

This is really straight forward, basic graphic stuff. Why do you need help commenting the code? This looks like a homework assignmnet to me, and we don't do people's homework for them. If there's...

If you're running at least VS 2005, hopefully you're using a more recent version, you can create a local SQL database, so there's no need to mess with Access unless you're being required to (this...

I'm mostly going to echo what was said above.

Keeping your method simple in function will give you better control over the application and make it easier to track and fix errors.

Try/catch is...

Please surround your code in [ code ] [ /code ] tags (remove the spaces) It makes it much easier to read.

This looks suspiciously like a homework question to me.

Please tell us what you have tried and we can help, or we can provide a little guidance, but we won't give you the answer straight out.
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Does your GC have a Collect method (I'm not familiar with micro .NET)? The collect method is a firmer way of calling the garbage collector, but I do know that you can't always perfectly time when...

I didn't get a good handle on classes until I read Head First C# from Head First Labs. It's the best book I've ever read for learning C# and it has a lot of fun examples- you get to build space...

Use a FileStream to write them to a text file.

Use a different FileStream to read the text file at Load and assign the values.

Your question's a little vague, so I can't offer more than that.

Depending on what you're doing, they can be faster and lighter on resources. They're most useful if you combine multiple tables into a single data pull- makes it so you only have to make a single...

Please put code inside code tags ([ code ] [ /code ] without spaces)- it makes it much easier to read your code.

The code you provided does not show initialization of weatherData[], so I don't...

That code is just a complicated way of using an object without setting a reference to it. What are you actually trying to do?

The thing you need to close is your FileStream object when you're done using it. Using statements automatically close them for you when the block is exited.

If you have a lot of data, then you need a database. LINQ to SQL makes working with databases very easy.

If it's not a lot, then you have a number of different options for writing to files, or you...

It's pretty simple. You declare the values you want within curly braces after the initialization.

int[] intArray = new int[5] {3,5,11,15,46};

HTH

My main question is why you're converting the Text of a textbox to a string. It's already a string when you pull the Text. Can't really suggest much more than that as I don't know the expected data...

Couple of things.

First, you need to change if (guess = number)- at this moment you're trying to assign the value of number to guess. To test equality you have to use 2 equal signs, like this:
...

Create an XML Element object based on the root- it will pull in everything under the root.

from the code you've provided I can't tell what the problem is. I also don't know how you're connecting- ADO.NET, old ADO, DAO, etc.

I highly reccomend Linq to SQL- look into it because it makes...