C#

HAI
CAN HAS STDIO?
I HAS A dropdown1 ITZ ARRAY
I HAS A dropdown2 ITZ ARRAY

BTW array assignments
LOL dog IN MAH dropdown2
LOL cat IN MAH dropdown2
LOL cow IN MAH dropdown2

I HAS A gender IN MAH dropdown1 ITZ YARN
GIMMEH gender
IZ gender LIEK "male"?
	YARLY
		BTW the male case
                LOL fish IN MAH dropdown2
	NOWAI
		BTW the female case, no other assignment necessary
		
	KTHX
KTHXBYE

teejayem wrote:

start menu modified before. ex:

Denise_SQL_DBA wrote:

WHERE ShipVia LIKE

Fudge Mutator wrote:

Does an if statement with a single condition take up more cpu time than an assignment statement?

static void CheckAndMakeEqual(ref string myString1, ref string myString2)
{
    if (myString1 != myString2)
        myString1 = myString2;
}

static void JustMakeEqual(ref string myString1, ref string myString2)
 {
         myString1 = myString2;
 }

After 100,000,000 iterations,<br />
CheckAndMakeEqual() ran in 0.4808 seconds;<br />
JustMakeEqual() ran in 0.1180 seconds.

using System;
using System.Diagnostics;

class Program
{
    static void CheckAndMakeEqual(ref string myString1, ref string myString2)
    {
        if (myString1 != myString2)
            myString1 = myString2;
    }

    static void JustMakeEqual(ref string myString1, ref string myString2)
    {
            myString1 = myString2;
    }

    static void Main(string[] args)
    {
        const int RepeatCount = 100000000;
        string myString1 = "This";  // Two strings, already equal
        string myString2 = "This";

        // Start the timer.
        Console.WriteLine("Testing CheckAndMakeEqual() {0} times. Timer started...", RepeatCount);
        Stopwatch timer = Stopwatch.StartNew();

        // Run the test many times.
        for (int i = 0; i < RepeatCount; i++)
        {
            CheckAndMakeEqual(ref myString1, ref myString2);   // Test the first method.
        }

        // Stop the timer.
        timer.Stop();
        Console.WriteLine("Timer stopped. Execution Time: {0} seconds.", timer.Elapsed.ToString());

        // Start the timer.
        Console.WriteLine("\nTesting JustMakeEqual() {0} times. Timer started...", RepeatCount);
        timer = Stopwatch.StartNew();

        // Run the test many times.
        for (int i = 0; i < RepeatCount; i++)
        {
            JustMakeEqual(ref myString1, ref myString2);       // Test the second method.
        }

        // Stop the timer.
        timer.Stop();
        Console.WriteLine("Timer stopped. Execution Time: {0} seconds.", timer.Elapsed.ToString());
    }
}