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Does anyone know where I can find entries tagged with C#?

I see this rather positive. For instance, I have difficulty attaching names to a face of a casual acquaintance. AI(face recognition) could help me out here. I doubt if the AI in a smart phone will ever be able to take over the world. I often loose in a chess …

Welcome back!

One of my Python code snippets draws a triangle: https://www.daniweb.com/programming/software-development/code/479522/light-refraction

There are similarities between C and C#. You can still write pointer code in C# if you would like to do so. Instead of `printf` you would use `Console.Write` in C#. If I were you, begin learning C#.

Well to set the Text of your label, I would use the ToString method of DateTime with a format string. See [here](https://www.dotnetperls.com/datetime-format-vbnet) for examples.

Hi Megan, welcome!

Try To write a method that extracts the last price from a listbox item. Sum those prices in a loop and fill in the text of your textbox.

You could perhaps test the time between a MouseDown and MouseUp event of the button.

What have you already done in turtle graphics? [This code snippe](https://www.daniweb.com/programming/software-development/code/479522/light-refraction)t is what I once tried, when thought Python was still fun.

What have you done already? Show us. We will help.

You should have some kind of dictionary or an array of structs or so, to do the translation.

Yes, we can help if you show us what you already have tried. What you tried may be wrong, don't be afraid to show it to us! We certainly won't bite. :)

Is the special(from outer space?) keyboard provided?

Show us what you have tried for yourself first.

What type is pbx? Did you not try to debug and set some breakpoints?

What have YOU written so far?

Ever tried to install VS 2017 Community?

What are your error messages? Btw. indentation of your code is a bit weird, which makes hard to read.

Let me join the club. I started FORTRAN programming in first year chemistry. It was in 1971. Never switched to CS though.

For anyone interested in graphics [this site](https://gincker.com/) looks interesting.

> On a side note, If you are developing on a windows machine the Visual Studios' debugger for C/C++ is one of the best. @tinstaafl: Indeed! But also for vb.NET, C# and F# windows developing I think it's hard to find any better.

Why are you doing all your parsings before your switch case on line 33? When you press the result button, start with your switch statement, by then you know the value of `exp` (which I should give a better name btw) In your case only parse the textboxes needed. Tryparse …

Is your C++ compiler not case sensitive? You define a function `Entropy` in your code you call a function `entropy`.

Perhaps [this](http://csharp.net-informations.com/excel/csharp-excel-tutorial.htm) can help you out.

Now will they? I have my doubts. Here in Belgium, we have one of the most dense road maps of the world. Traffics jams, road constructions, pits in the road etc. It's even hard for a human being like me to go from A to B. So how would a …

Perhaps you'd better email to the developer. Th email is mentioned in the link you gave.

Mine is nl-BE also with comma as decimal point. The MessageBox gives 123,45 (with comma) if I execute the OPs code. Perhaps try something like this? [CODE=c#] Decimal d = Decimal.Parse(tmp, myInfo); //123.45 string str = d.ToString(CultureInfo.GetCultureInfo("es-ES").NumberFormat);//123,45[/CODE]

Be my guest if you like to do it in Python (notice the spelling) it can probably be done. The language is not that important. Here is an example in C# https://rubikscode.net/2018/01/29/implementing-simple-neural-network-in-c/

You said you have been programming in C# for some time. Did you manage to write a "Hello world" program? Great! What else did you achieve in C#? I'm not gonna reinvent the wheel here, I googled *What is a constructor C#* the first webpage is[ this one](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/programming-guide/classes-and-structs/constructors) If there …

I guess number is an integer, what are `odd` and `even` in your code? Could you explain please?

Is it a pyramid with inverted numbers or an inverted pyramid with numbers? You're rather scarce with info explaining your problem. You surely have tried to write some code. Even if it does not work, show it to us we are used to that. It's the only way your problem …

I guess 000A is 16 bit integer, representing a line feed.

One of the snippets I posted here: https://www.daniweb.com/programming/software-development/code/371819/code-template-for-a-menu-in-a-console-application

Why not? I guess we have many mature members, that try to solve themselves the problems they are confronted with, If they get stuck, they pose a question. We don't do homework assignments, but if you show some effort, we will be kind enough to help you out. If we …

First you write code. If you have problems with it. Post code and questions here. We will try to help.

Please explain what you mean by `calculator` and `variable size`

It's a sad sad world. (Don't know anymore who ever said or sung that) :)

What are those many different things? And what did not work?

There are many pictures of hearts out there. I just wanted to draw a picture of a heart on my own from a math formula I found on the net. Seems there are many formulas to find. This is how it looks:  Enjoy!

Properties are not methods, so remove the () on line 1 and on line 11. Happy programming!

What does not work?

A space is not considered a letter so you have to find out a way to skip it. If you don't succeed in doing that, just return, we will help.

So you want to use a macro and you don't know how?

Why do you assume that if RecordCount is greater than zero the record already exists? Do you not allow to update existing records? Your indentation is bad, Very bad. Very bad. (Paraphrasing an Amrican...) Assuming you are using Visual Studio, set breakpoints and dive into a wonderful debugger to watch …

Welcome! :)

@mark jayson I'm assuming you are using VS2015. You won't find the reference Jim mentioned here, just add the reference `MicroSoft Office 16,0 Object Library` and as by wonder, Jim's reference is there again.