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If your looking for a foundation on which it would make these languages (C#, Java, etc.) easier to learn, I would pick up a book on Object Oriented Programming in general and read the concepts and purposes of OOP. Knowing how OOP is supposed to work, why it works, would …

Also, if your looking into good coding standards, readability, naming variables, I would recommend 'Beautiful Code' that is published by O'Reilly. It is very well written in my opinion and helped me a lot with cleaning up my code and making my code more readable to the programmer that has …

This is probably the best place for you to start learning MVC3 from the ground floor. http://www.asp.net/mvc/tutorials

A small project that I did in a semester of software engineering was to write an online grading, testing, quizzing, and discussion board site that students and professors can both use to do online classes. Granted what I did was fairly simple, but if you really wanted to get into …

What your probably going to want to use is some javascript to accomplish this task. You can find many examples out there of different ways to do this. Google 'hide div on click' and you will get many results.

If you wanted to store the information outside of the instance of the program, I would recommend using a database. Once the program ends with the entries in a dictionary, insert the new items into a database table to store it outside of the program, then you can just call …

You should probably do something to this effect. This is just psuedocode, but you should be able to fill in the actual code. I am assuming the email address in the row has its own cell. And there might be better ways to do this, I am doing this on …

I am using BIDS 2005 to write a report. The report takes a begin date, end date, and the parameter for salesperson names are filled by a query based on the date range entered. The report generates the stats for the salesperson when one is selected individually great. My task …

Hello I have two c files I am working on. One is a stand alone program (I will call it helper) that will take two ints as a command line argument, add them together, prints the operands and the sum, and exits. This program can be run from the command …