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Definitions 11/13/2009 4:11:30 AM   (Total replies: 1)
Can any of you let me know of any sites that CLEARLY and definitively define much of the nomenclature of C#. <br /> <br /> I'm mainly trying to get my head around: <br /> <br /> Namespace <br /> Instance <br /> Class <br /> Object <br /> Method <br /> Static Method <br /> Void <br /> <br /> Without clearly understanding these by definition and concept I'm going to struggle. Most sites I've looked at and even the &quot;Step by Step&quot; book I have are not very clear in their ...

Re: Definitions 11/13/2009 9:41:10 AM   (Total replies: 0)
Many thanks guys - I will check out all of those sites.

New to C# and needing help. 11/12/2009 7:02:50 AM   (Total replies: 1)
I've just started with C# and I'm trying to write a basic calculator app. <br /> <br /> Within my code I have the following: <br /> <br /> //2 strings - memoryOne and displayInput declared under class scope. <br /> <br /> private void plus_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) <br /> { <br /> if (memoryOne == null) <br /> { <br /> memoryOne = displayInput; <br /> displayInput = &quot;&quot;; <br /> ...

Re: New to C# and needing help. 11/12/2009 7:11:10 AM   (Total replies: 1)
Are they incorrect statements then? <br /> <br /> From what I've read these should alter the string to a usable integer which I can then add to another. <br /> <br /> My only thought was that somehow this part of the code was running while memoryOne was a null value which wouldn't parse (though I would have thought this would give a zero) and gave an error but I thought this part of the code would only run if memoryOne had a value due to the If..Else.. statement. <br /> <br /> Thanks ...

Re: New to C# and needing help. 11/12/2009 8:00:28 AM   (Total replies: 1)
Thanks for that Vulpes. I will play around with that code. <br /> <br /> I'm sure you're right but if so then I need a new argument for my If statement as null is obviously not working as a valid parameter. <br /> <br /> I will take a look online into strings and see if I can find something to give a true or false return when string is empty.

Re: New to C# and needing help. 11/12/2009 8:51:08 AM   (Total replies: 1)
Thanks for the help guys. <br /> <br /> I did a search and used: <br /> <br /> If (mystring.Length == 0) <br /> <br /> Which worked for this program. Still new to a lot of this but trying to write some stuff instead of just reading! <br /> <br /> Cheers.

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