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If you have ever wanted to learn c# for multiple purposes.

Then here is your answer.

 

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Lets Get Started

 

You Will Need

Visual Studio.

Make Sure To Have C# Installed.

 

So I'm Currently using a windows form.

 

Have A Layout of what you want but

here is mine for an example.

Make Sure the listbox is names lstOutput or adapt it in your code to your list box name.

 

Code

Integers And Strings.

Max Int Value And Max int value

           int intA = 10;
           int intB = 20;
           int intC = 50;
           int intD = 25;

           int intRes = intA + intB * intC - intD;
           string resstr = "Result of ";
           string maxstr = "C  "; // Hint Max Int Value
           string minstr = "D "; // Hint Opposite The Max
           string resultstring = resstr + intA.ToString() + " + " + intB.ToString() + " X " + intC.ToString() + " - " + intD.ToString() +  " = " + intRes.ToString();

           lstOutput.Items.Add(resultstring);
           lstOutput.Items.Add(maxstr + int.intC); // Hint int.M
           lstOutput.Items.Add(minstr + int.intD);

Basic Thread i will adapt to this in a couple of days.

 

Now try to make the code display Max And Min Int Value

I Have Left Some Hints

 

If Successful here is the code you should have

           int intA = 10; // ADD
           int intB = 20; // ADD
           int intC = 50; // Times
           int intD = 25; // Subtract

           int intRes = intA + intB * intC - intD; // Result
           string resstr = "Result of "; // Text Displaying The Result
           string maxstr = "Max int value "; // Text Displaying Max Int Value
           string minstr = "Min int value "; // Text Displaying Min Int Value
           string resultstring = resstr + intA.ToString() + " + " + intB.ToString() + " X " + intC.ToString() + " - " + intD.ToString() +  " = " + intRes.ToString(); // Putting it all together to look cleaner when calling the string

           lstOutput.Items.Add(resultstring); // AddTo ListBox And Displays ResultString
           lstOutput.Items.Add(maxstr + int.MaxValue); // AddTo ListBox And Displays Max int
           lstOutput.Items.Add(minstr + int.MinValue); // AddTo ListBox And Displays Min Int

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[kovacsx 0]

Time to learn :) and thank you for sharing you know knowledge to us!

[YkOlseh 0]

If you have ever wanted to learn c# for multiple purposes.

Then here is your answer.

 

 

 

 

 

thank you dude

[softboi69 0]

If you have ever wanted to learn c# for multiple purposes.

Then here is your answer.

 

 

 

 

 

KNWOLEGE IS POWER BROTHERS

[jonsnowlol 7]

which "C" is better ?

[Mavo 0]

Whaile thats prob. nice

[TheBlanka 6]

thanks for sharing

[jpvineeth 2]

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