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Mo Chips wrote:

i figured out how to get the correct count

Mo Chips wrote:

i dont know how to get it to correctly display ... in the result control

textbox2.Clear();//clear all text from output text, which should be set to multiline
string input = textbox1.Text;//input text box
for(int i = 1; i <= 26; i++)//loop the letters
{
   char letter = (char)(64 + i);//get the current letter (caps)
   int count = 0;
   foreach(char c in input)
   {
      if(char.ToUpper(c) == letter)//is match
          count++;
   }

   textbox2.AppendText("There are " + count + " " + letter + "'s" + Environment.NewLine);
}