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My brother had an S4 and he had a problem with the battery swelling up and not charging properly/ loosing charge quickly. Turned out to be a know fault and they replaced it so do a few searches to see if it's a known fault. Hopefully they might replace the …
Edit: This thread was near the top of the list because it had been resurected by another user. I need to look before I comment
You need to bind the DataGridView to a data source [Have a look at this tutorial](http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/24656/A-Detailed-Data-Binding-Tutorial)
Apparently it's easier to learn C# if you already know Java, than it is to learn Java if you already know C#. I've been told it's because C# is a younger language so it was created to close to be a slightly higher level language than Java. I don't know …
What is the best way to get the object, within a list of that object type, that has the highest ID number? I've been trying to figure it out and I can manage to get the highest ID number but not the object containing that ID number. Any help would …
Take it from one of the slowest learners in history, you **CAN** make a career out of it. You just have to want it enough and don't expect to be a top dev straight away. Plenty of vets in the industry will tell you they still don't know everything. I …
Unless human1 and human2 will never be used outside of MakeReference() you should define them outside of the method: public class myHuman { string name; int age; } public class myClass { public myHuman person1; public myHuman person2; public void MakeReference() { person1 = new myHuman(); person1.name = John Key; …
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