Re: an array question - C# Discussion Boards

OriginalGriff26-May-09 6:14

OriginalGriff

26-May-09 6:14

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr. wrote:
you may have a PEBKAC error

Not heard that one before - thank you (and google for the explanation)! Laugh | :laugh:

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tom57200726-May-09 5:15

tom572007

26-May-09 5:15

wow, is your code compiling? It's very strange.

To convert an array to list, try this wonderful website : herehere

bluetx26-May-09 5:20

26-May-09 5:20

if easy so you write for me here man Laugh | :laugh:

EliottA26-May-09 5:25

26-May-09 5:25

no one is going to write you code here, you can go to this site[^] if that's what you're looking for.

bluetx26-May-09 5:30

26-May-09 5:30

do you need money man?
you know something please share me but shut up.

EliottA26-May-09 5:31

26-May-09 5:31

Go rot in a hole, stop thinking people will do your work for you for free. What the hell do you think this is??

bluetx26-May-09 5:34

26-May-09 5:34

i dont want to work for me anybody what do you mean?i dont understand.r u drinking?

EliottA26-May-09 5:36

26-May-09 5:36

bluetx wrote:
if easy so you write for me here man

No one is going to code for you. Go to rentacoder if that's what you want. Otherwise, read the other posts and learn something.

bluetx26-May-09 5:39

26-May-09 5:39

who are you this?
you say again again again renta renta renta?
do u work for renta Laugh | :laugh:

EliottA26-May-09 5:51

26-May-09 5:51

I've done work for people through the site rentacoder, which facilitates easy communication between people such as yourself looking for work to get done and coders / programmers looking for quick (or lengthy) jobs.

fly90426-May-09 5:42

26-May-09 5:42

bluetx wrote:
i dont want to work for me anybody what do you mean?i dont understand.r u drinking?

The question should be 'Are YOU drinking?' as what you have just said makes no sense.

My failometer is detecting vast quantities of FAIL!

"Its SQL - hardly programming..." (Caslen)

fly90426-May-09 5:39

26-May-09 5:39

bluetx wrote:
if easy so you write for me here man

That is not the point, if people come here asking for advice and help then others will help. If people come here asking for people to write code for them because they are too lazy then others will kindly tell them where to go i.e. switching off the computer and going to teach sports.

My failometer is detecting vast quantities of FAIL!

"Its SQL - hardly programming..." (Caslen)

bluetx26-May-09 5:43

26-May-09 5:43

you didnt understand me. i said write code if easy.its a gibe.you are very emotional.wake up Poke tongue | ;-P

fly90426-May-09 5:45

26-May-09 5:45

You sir, are a tool.

My failometer is detecting vast quantities of FAIL!

"Its SQL - hardly programming..." (Caslen)

tom57200726-May-09 5:45

tom572007

26-May-09 5:45

I'm not your dog man, try by your own or transfer cash to my account and perhaps i'll do it.

good luck

bluetx26-May-09 5:46

26-May-09 5:46

if i will send you money,you are my dog? Smile | :)

EliottA26-May-09 5:50

26-May-09 5:50

No, he would then be an employee.

One of three things is going to happen here, you tool.

Firstly, you will fail your course, if you are taking one.
Secondly, you will not complete your project, which is comparable to point one.
Thirdly, your employer will fire you or your employer will terminate your contract if your obligations rest on one point.

Either way, you fail.

I'd suggest checking out rentacoder.com, it is a website where you can pay to have work done. You won't find your answer anywhere else unless you code your own logic or pay for it.

bluetx26-May-09 5:54

26-May-09 5:54

i found my answer.
i shared,may be its helpfull who need him.

var enumerationList = x.Select(s => s.Split(',')).GroupBy(s => s[0], s => s[1]);

bye bye M$ guys

fly90426-May-09 5:55

26-May-09 5:55

bluetx wrote:
bye bye

Don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out.

My failometer is detecting vast quantities of FAIL!

"Its SQL - hardly programming..." (Caslen)

EliottA26-May-09 5:58

26-May-09 5:58

Don't bother, this guy is walking into failure. His project / goals won't be accomplished with his attitude. He may get a line of code, but the overall project is destined for failure under his guidance.

fly90426-May-09 5:59

26-May-09 5:59

I concur

My failometer is detecting vast quantities of FAIL!

"Its SQL - hardly programming..." (Caslen)

bluetx26-May-09 6:04