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It'd be great to post what code you already have. People here can help you with your questions, just specify 'em. I don't think it's nice to post the program you require just yet. Anyway, what if you try to construct the algorithm for your program first? That seems like …

Hi. I'm using 3 classes: the Character class, the Scanner class, and the Test class. This is the Character class: public class Character { private char cargo = '\u0007'; private String sourceText = ""; private int sourceIndex = 0; private int lineIndex = 0; private int columnIndex = 0; public …

My code goes as follows: private void btnChangeImg_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { using (var openFileDialogForImgUser = new OpenFileDialog()) { string location = null; string fileName = null; string sourceFile = null; string destFile = null; string targetPath = @"..\..\Images"; openFileDialogForImgUser.Filter = "Image Files (*.jpg, *.png, *.gif, *.bmp)|*.jpg; *.png; *.gif; *.bmp|All …

I'm a little bit stuck at this moment. As of now, this is the code that I have: private void btnChangeImage_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { using (OpenFileDialog openFileDialogForImgUser = new OpenFileDialog()) { string location = null; string fileName = null; openFileDialogForImgUser.Filter = "Image Files (*.jpg, *.png, *.gif, *.bmp)|*.jpg; *.png; *.gif; …

First off, I'm sorry if this is gonna be some noobish question. I need advice for managing my multiple windows application forms. I'm programming C#, aided by Visual Studio 2013. Class Program.cs This contains the main method, where everything begins, and everything ends. static class Program { /// <summary> /// …

Hey there! I've been working on this code that uses linked list operations: #include<iostream> #include<conio.h> using namespace std; void displayRecords(); // done void searchRecord(string); // done void insertAtEnd(string, string, int); // done void insertAtBeginning(string, string, int); // done void insertAtSpecifiedLocation (string, string, int, int); // done void deleteAtEnd(); // somewhat …

I've had enough. I just don't get what's wrong at all. I coded a basic calculator program, and it compiled correctly, no exceptions thingy, sooo... it's probably my mistake --- nothing appears on the calculator's GUI. It's a blank window with just the title. And when executing programs like this, …