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Hey, I recently wanted to get back into programming, but my only experience was simple Java and python from my school classes, the farthest we really went was covering the basics such as syntax, but I'd like some pointers or good resources to learn C# as it's the language I'm really interested...

For example int g = 1 while (g <= 10) { Console.WriteLine(g); g++; } Will the 'g' variable stay 10 for any code past the while loop or will it return to its original value of 1? Curious about bool/string/etc values as well.

What would be the easiest way to make an automatic solver for a maze drawing program like this, if it's even possible? All help is greatly appreciated.

Hi, I'm not sure if this is the right section for posting a help request but hopefully someone can help me out. What is the best way to do a foreach loop to get each item from a string array and fill increasing indexed item of different string array example and my guess as to how i figure it...

rSimple script i don't get the problem

Hello. I'm looking for a simple drag and drop game. The main idea is to show some simple mathematic equation like 2+2 and what I want to do is to show 3 random answers (from 1 to 9) where one of them is correct. To answer the equation, I want the picturebox to be dropped into specified square...

Hi. I need your help with a small logic problem. The essence of the task: There are numbers from 1 to N, N = 50, you need to divide the numbers into several groups so if one number is divided by another, then these numbers fall into different groups. The result of this partition is M groups...

Hi everyone, First question here... If I'm correct, String is a reference datatype, right? See my code below: String nameOne = "Matthew"; String nameTwo = nameOne; nameOne = "Andrew"; In the end, I should expect both nameOne and nameTwo to be Andrew...

I am updating my .NET Core web app from just MVC to a Service-Repository pattern. My question is, how do you implement DbSet<> when you add the Service and Repository layers? I originally added these to my ApplicationDbContext file under the Data folder. Is this still correct? Then would I just...

I'm trying to write something similar to the existing Debug class that allows clients to explicitly verify pre- and post-conditions of their methods. For example, to check a precondition that the input variable to a method is not equal to 0, one would use Expects.IsGreaterThan(input, 0), and...

I doing a project that uses C# to create an application that will save student records and allow students to sign into the system and add classes to a timetable.