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Reading Text Files 16 Years Ago by Barbarrosa … something but I continuously get the compiling error "cannot implicity convert 'int' to 'string'. Does anyone know what im talking… Implicit and Explicit 13 Years Ago by james6754 Hi. Implicit: the compiler does the work for you Explicit: you have to specify what you would like the compiler to do. are the above statements true? I have just read on MSDN that an abstract method is implicity virtual. One is not implemented and one is, so is this saying that an abstract method is treated as virtual by the compiler? Re: Implicit and Explicit 13 Years Ago by ddanbe Correct. This is an example [CODE=c#]int i = 42; double d = i; //implicit conversion double dd = (double)i; //explicit conversion, in this case not needed //d and dd become 42.0[/CODE] An abstract method is implicity virtual, so you can override it. Re: returning array from ajax.responseText? 16 Years Ago by MattEvans … is reading the response text ( a string ) and trying to implicity cast it to a javascript array - this won't work… Re: Function return values 14 Years Ago by NotNull … points to the current top of stack, PUSH & POP implicity decrement and increment ESP. Right upon entering your function ESP… Re: Lab 14 Years Ago by pecet Maybe [ICODE]map/multimap[/ICODE] is the solution. [ICODE]N2O1[/ICODE] could be used as the key and [ICODE]NitrousOxide[/ICODE] as stored value. All elements in map are implicity sorted. Re: Populate an STL map with two arrays (C++) 13 Years Ago by chris.aaker My first question is why is static used? My understanding is that static objects are instantiated once and persist untill the end of the program and that by default namespace variables inlcuding the global namespace are implicity static. This is some neat code and I'm trying to understand it. Re: SQL select statement to Label 11 Years Ago by TIM_M_91 When I tried Label11.Text = DBdatabase.ForenameSelect(b); I got an error: Cannot implicity convert void to string Re: ** SORTING EXERCISE HELP ** 11 Years Ago by phorce First off: void main( ) that's bad, you should use int main() This is also bad: for (int x = i; x < 50; x++) you shouldn't implicity hard-code these values, it should be the SIZE of the array and not 50 (even though your array length is 50) .. What if more values are added? EDIT: Just re-read the function, my bad. Re: passing array to function?? 11 Years Ago by rustysynate … you are passing an array to a function, you are implicity passing the address of it invariably. There is no pass… Re: Reading Text Files 16 Years Ago by Barbarrosa Aight well i decided to manually make an array but now I am getting a few errors and I have no clue as to what i should do/am doing. could someone take a look at this lol string[] StringLib = new string[90] { "0", "1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7",… Re: Reading Text Files 16 Years Ago by shuban It would be easier i guess to help if u could give us a clue as to what error message u r getting. As far as the code u have posted... Well it looks pretty OK with me... Re: Reading Text Files 16 Years Ago by Barbarrosa My errors are: Newline in Constant. } expected ; expected All these errors are being pointed at the end of the array. Thanks a lot though. Re: Reading Text Files 16 Years Ago by shuban Well try to use "\\" in place of "\" and it will work out... in c# if u r using \ as a string , always make sure u follow either of the 2: 1>"\\" 2>@"\" under this situation i would suggest u to use the first option. i m sure the error wouldn't further come.