harlequinForest

So, I'm going to make an app for my convenience and probably some others, and here's what makes me wonder: I have no prior knowledge in databases, so I really don't know the most efficient practice in making a database. Here's the problem: let's say I want to make three …

So, I'm going to make an app for my convenience and probably some others, and here's what makes me wonder: I have no prior knowledge in databases, so I really don't know the most efficient practice in making a database. Here's the problem: let's say I want to make three …

[CODE]TextBox[] t = new TextBox[5][/CODE] The declaration above is to make the array itself, and; [CODE]t[i] = new TextBox();[/CODE] This one is for creating instances of each members in the array. Actually, the explanations are included in the Syntax made by the poster above you. Just gotta pay a little …

I don't really want to reveal my real name and nationality, but you can just call me Raven. :D Just a soon-to-be college freshie who's learning C# as of now. I'll try to be active in this community. Oh, and by the way, I'm a big fan of rock/metal-genre so …

Just a beginner asking for guide. :) [CODE]private void button2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { for (int i = 0; i < listBox1.Items.Count; i++) { listBox2.Items.Add(listBox1.Items[i]); listBox1.Items.Remove(listBox1.Items[i]); } }[/CODE] This is the method I made for moving all the items in a listbox to the one next to it. Apparently there's …