C#

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using System.IO;
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File.Copy(@"C:\test.exe", @"C:\Temp\test.exe");
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anishkannan wrote:

why did not print "Hello" and why print False instead of True

Illegal Operation wrote:

How can I check the UserId tag in the aspnet_Users table in order to populate a WinForm with information for the specific user?

JollyMansArt wrote:

What I need to do is reinsert all records exactly as they are from the backup table

FJJCENTU wrote:

I see in near every example using threads that the method to execute in the starting of the threads belong to a different class

class Foo
{
   List<string> strings = new List<string>();

   void StartThreads()
   {
      Thread t1 = new Thread(Thread1Execute);
      Thread t2 = new Thread(Thread2Execute);
      t1.Start();
      t2.Start();
   }  

   void Thread1Execute()
   {
      // this can access strings variable
   }

   void Thread2Execute()
   {
      // this can access strings variable
   }
}

FJJCENTU wrote:

in such case I don`t understand to use Lock(this) or Monitor(this), I`m not sinchronizing all the class but only a method.

1. The object should not be modifiable without your knowledge. See the following code

   class Foo
   {
       public object locker = new object();
   }

   In this any one can modify the locker object from outside of class Foo without your knowledge. This is dangerous.
2. All the threads that require this object should be able to access the locker object.

class Foo
{
   List<string> strings = new List<string>();
   readonly object locker = new object();

   void StartThreads()
   {
      Thread t1 = new Thread(Thread1Execute);
      Thread t2 = new Thread(Thread2Execute);
      t1.Start();
      t2.Start();
   }  

   void Thread1Execute()
   {
       lock(locker)
       {
           // your code
       }
   }

   void Thread2Execute()
   {
       lock(locker)
       {
           // your code
       }
   }
}