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tlhIn`toq There are very few software issues that liberal application of Mt.Dew and M&M’s won’t fix!

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In Topic: Faculty of a Number (Almost solved!)

Posted 20 May 2013
Line 7 is your output.
If you want it to only output the last computation then add a comparison.
For example:
```
If (tell == tall) {then it's the last computation so write your output}
```
In Topic: Making a simple password generator program - not working well

Posted 19 May 2013

046 int type = nextCharType.Next(1,4);

Maybe?
In Topic: how to run asp program using iis

Posted 19 May 2013

First - Is it a genuine Microsoft installation CD and not some Torrent/hack?

Second - Are you sure it is XP *PRO* and not some other flavor?

Third - Does it match the bitness of your current installation (32bit/64bit)?
In Topic: clearing textboxes (foreach) not working

Posted 19 May 2013

To me the real issue here is that trying to loop through the controls to do this *at all* is just very bad design.

The GUI is not your personal set of variables, to be used to store values in. The GUI is just a place to interact with the user. It should SHOW the values of properties in your code, and when the user makes changes in the GUI then the properties (or properties on objects) in the code behind should then be updated.

C# is an objet oriented language. Your values are supposed to be on objects. That way you can save them for example... or pass those values from one object to another.

Please take some time and read the two tutorials linked in my signature block for 'Properties' and 'Objects/Classes'. The longer you proceed building your projects like this (directly using TextBox.Text as a variable) the harder it is going to be for you to break this horribly bad habit.
In Topic: Files

Posted 18 May 2013

So you're really asking ... "Can someone explain everything the teacher said, that I either didn't pay attention to or didn't ask questions about when I didn't understand it?"

Would someone show me how to design and build my entire program? - Read this article

"I don't know where to start" - This usually means you should go back to your instructor and admit you are this lost. Don't bluff your way through this course thinking that by chapter 10 it will all suddenly snap into place and become clear. It won't. Unlike history class where chapter 1 might be 17th century England and chapter 2 might be World War II, giving you a fresh start - Coding builds upon the lessons of the previous chapter. You have to use lesson 1 material to succeed in lesson 2. Chapter 10 builds upon and uses material from chapter 9. If you let your pride get in the way you will be too lost to recover and have wasted thousands of dollars in tuition.

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tlhIn`toq
31 Dec 2012 - 08:56
Thanks! I see the voting is closed.
http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/topic/303317-dic-community-awards-2012-voting/
I had to laugh when I saw I was even on the "nicest member" list - Everyone knows I'm the brutally honest old man LOL.
lucky3
31 Dec 2012 - 02:28
Congratulations for the "Most Helpful- Programming" shared 1st place award!

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