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That would be the first person that admit first and then code. 
I thought of pointing out something like that, but since the sun is shining and I am in a good mood.
I didn't wan't to be cruel.
Cheers
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From our own C# forum again:
Hi!
In a simple game I'm creating, I need to trigger some methods when one of the arrow keys are
pressed as well as the space key.
I'm using this code in the form to receive the keyboard inputs:
protected override void OnKeyDown(KeyEventArgs e)
{
base.OnKeyDown(e);
if (e.KeyCode == Keys.Up && e.KeyCode == Keys.Space)
MessageBox.Show("UP & SPACE");
}
Nothing happens when I run the code. The OnKeyDown event don't seem to handle this condition at all.
How shall I solve this problem?
Um - what do they teach them? And why?
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The answer's in the code. UP in SPACE is where the coder seems to be. 
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No, this was originaly posted in the C# forum by Mc_Topaz and I copied it here as an example of "why the hell did you do that and then ask why it doesn't work?". Hence the "From our own C# forum" and "What do they teach them" bits.
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Andrew Pallant wrote: I am not one to usually say anything about posting in the wrong forum, but you really did this time.
Did you actually read the post? The OP didn't post a programming question at all, he's pointing out a very misguided bit of code posted by someone else.
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I wonder if one can actually press the keys fast enough, without keeping the other one pressed
Nice one.
Cheers
You have the thought that modern physics just relay on assumptions, that somehow depends on a smile of a cat, which isn’t there.( Albert Einstein)
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LOL - suggest him to save the last pressed key. If the currently pressed key is space und the last key was keyup or vice versa then his condition is fulfilled.
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First, this person seems to be in school and is currently learning programming. Next, this posting IS appropriate for the C# forum.
This person's folly is obviously their lack of paying attention to the precise nature of all pieces of the code (ie. KeyCode cannot equal to different things). They are thinking of the "if" statement as a perverse non-procedural construct, similar to an SQL "select" statement.
However, the imagination displayed here is in the spirit of a real programming concept: bit mask.
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No, his folly was to post the question here.
I don't know if he has ADS or something, but the red warning of not posting programming questions here is hard to overlook.
I always marvel anew at those that don't even spend 0.2 seconds to verify if the place they ask a programming question is even remotely right.
Maybe we should redirect them to some forum about cats next time, it's certainly not a wronger place to ask.
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You might not have seen the post before it was deleted. Why it was? I don't know.
The fellow wrote ABOUT a question in the c# forum (NOT THIS ONE). There were no rules broken on posting procedure.
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Some DB geniuses created this and more.
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[ImportDownload_85_Work](
[ImportFileID] [int] NOT NULL,
[RowID] [int] NOT NULL,
[Data001] [varchar](800) NULL,
[Data002] [varchar](800) NULL,
[Data003] [varchar](800) NULL,
[Data004] [varchar](800) NULL,
[Data005] [varchar](800) NULL,
[Data006] [varchar](800) NULL,
[Data007] [varchar](8000) NULL,
[Data008] [varchar](8000) NULL,
[Data009] [varchar](8000) NULL,
[Data010] [varchar](8000) NULL,
[Data011] [varchar](8000) NULL,
...
[Data195] [varchar](8000) NULL,
[Data196] [varchar](8000) NULL,
[Data197] [varchar](8000) NULL,
[Data198] [varchar](8000) NULL,
[Data199] [varchar](8000) NULL
) ON [PRIMARY]
There are over 100 tables like this on one filegroup and one file! 
Oh yea, the identical copies for each suffixed _Last instead of _Work 
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Great. He plans on storing data in there!?
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Looks like a temporary holding place some sort of imported data to me.
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it is a database after all...
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Unfortunately, it is a permanent import repository.
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code looks great, it is obviously a temp data pool from SETI signal recievers ready to be split up and sent out to all those who have the SETI screen saver, processed then sent back, injected into the real tables that have a naming convention, it is only obfuscated here to protect sensitive national security secrets. 
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Generics comes to SQL.
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SELECT NULL FROM Brain Where Engaged = 0
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LOL! I think he omitted that table
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What's not to love... 
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Which Normal Form is that?
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First Imaginary Form
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Must be government work!
Sam
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