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(17 years later)....:wave::wave::wave::wave::wave:

There is a VERY real difference. It is physically possible to that multiple instances of theApp in different conditions (multiple DLLs', et....

Hey Arjay, good to see you are still here also :)

I had found the full list previously, but had not realize you could sort it on posts, and then just count from the top...

Victor, good to see you are still here :)

There once was a page that shows the people with the most lifetime posts, and then in decreasing order of posts.... I can't find it in the navigation....

Can't find it in the navigation....

Synchronization is critical (And can be done in many ways)....but that does not address:


A valid XML file *must* have matching tags...so the last content at any point (where the file can be...

As an XML File???? Or as some type of "log"/cvs/etc. Linear file?

No, YOU missed the point....the statement was "the casino looses out big over time" with extra aces. This is a conclusion about the impact of the difference, which does not seem to be supported by...

OReubens - All very good points, thanks for providing them. Being somewhat of a gambler, I ran a few simulations to test your hypothesis "a minute imbalance in probabilities could cause you to draw...

I don't find it surprising based on the way I read it... The "many classes" could easily refer to all of the changes in the "language/libraries", few of which may actually be used in the program(s)...

I agree with 2kaud and am glad you have followed the advice to "clean up the code"....On the topic of "to document every level 4 warning as to why", I strongly suggest that this be done in the code...

I never said "need to"... The "WaitForExit" could be removed and logic written to use the "Exited" event [ https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.diagnostics.process.exited(v=vs.110).aspx ]....

One way (which I use a lot) is to wrap the synchronous code (that is working) into a clean class structure, and then invoke the method on that class asynchronously (e.g. so that it runs on a separate...

Some really great information in this thread. What can be the most challenging is actually understanding what the "randomness" is attempting to achieve. As an example, one element is security, and...

Sure...(this was typed in here, so errors are likely)



int main () {
string line;
ifstream myfile ("example.txt");
int line = 0;
if (myfile.is_open())
{

This could be done *without* actually parsing the XML file [think how various text comparison programs work]...I wonder if such an approach would be accepted.

As stated previously, writing an XML...

Basic algebra....not really a programming question....

Actually he said this was an interview question....I hope his potential employer (at least the person conducting the interview) is a member here on CodeGuru.....

candidate % 2 == 0

HINT: How does you code (which does not even reference "number") determine "IF candidate divides number evenly"....

EXTRA HINT: "Evenly" does not have anything to do with...

Actually there is no "sign bit" with 2s complement (which is that is almost universally used). With a sign bit notation (still used in a few places) the pattern would be 10000....0001 (first bit is...

The simple answer is NO.... This is because in order to Read a valid XML file it must have the closing tag. However to APPEND, the closing tag must not yet have been written.

I would give SERIOUS...

If the controls (not just labels) are static, then one can iterate through the Controls collection of the parent, and once a reference to the control has been found access the appropriate properties.

1) Don't use macros.
2) Realize that changing from an exposed member variable to a getter and/or setter is a BREAKING CHANGE.

Not sure what you are laughing about, but I am still here.

Just remember there is a DIFFERENT forum here for WPF....

http://www.codeguru.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=99

Michal,

For WPF that is indeed a good solution. When the question was posted about 3 years ago, the presumption was that it was WinForms....