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A quick look at finding a substring in a string and giving the position of the substring, if found. The string method IndexOf() has a number of options to explore. (View Snippet)
C# has two types of strings, one is immutable and the other, the class StringBuilder, is mutable (dynamic). I just wanted to hang a short code snippet out there to show you some of the typical operations. (View Snippet)
I followed Lardmeister's smart hints about creating templates with VC# 2003 and using SnippetCompiler.exe to write and test the rest of the program. It also allows you to build the executable (only 7k in size). The algorithm is from one of my Python snippets I wrote a long time ago. It only took... (View Snippet)
Here I made a GUI template with a Form, Button and Listbox using MS VCS 2003. MS VCS 2003 still produces a single file usable as a templet, whereas MS VCS 2005 smears files all over the map. Must be some marketing persons idea of market dominance.
I took the source file, removed all the usual... (View Snippet)
It's spring break, so let's beep in C# code, actually a 440 Hz A. We are just borrowing the Beep() function from the Windows kernel. (View Snippet)
There are plenty of things you can code in C# without having to rely on the ever so omnipresent MS-VCS. Here is an example of some typical drawings like lines, arcs, circles, text, curves and gradients you can create with C# and actually retain some control over the program. This program has been... (View Snippet)
A very simple C# console program to give you a table of investment (savings) growth over the years. To compile the program, copy and paste the code into an editor, and save it for instance as "savings.cs". Then find the C# compiler "csc.exe" in the "C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\ ..."... (View Snippet)
A simple picture viewer written in C# that allows you to view jpg, bmp, gif and animated gif image files. Uses a file dialog to load files, and keeps track of pictures already viewed with a list box. (View Snippet)
This short C# code will calculate the fibonacci number of an integer and display the result in a Windows GUI label. (View Snippet)
A simple C# program showing you how easy it is to create a basic Windows GUI program which will display the results of a factorial number calculator. (View Snippet)
