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I need my if statement to return an image if it is within a range. the current code does not work
if (Int32.Parse(Domain_OSUMC_IT_CHECKBOX.Text.Trim()) == 1)
{
Domain_green_Check.Visible = true;
}
else if (Int32.Parse(XP_OSUWMC_IT_LBL.Text.Trim()) >= 1 && <=.9)
{
Domain_green_Check.Visible = true;
This is where im having the trouble
else if (Int32.Parse(XP_OSUWMC_IT_LBL.Text.Trim()) >= 1 && <=.9)
I need to make the image domain_green_check visible if another label Domain_OSUMC_IT_CHCEKBOX is between the values of .9 and 1
You need to fix your syntax and conert the string to decimal
decimal val = decimal.Parse(XP_OSUWMC_IT_LBL.Text.Trim());
else if (val > .9 && val < 1) //though this condition makes nosense since it will never evaluate to TRUE
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I have tried looping this it didnt work for me please help me im trying to learn c# and it would help alot if you would help me
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;
{
Console.WriteLine("What do you want to check, if its a number or not: ");
int myInt = Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine());
bool isLessThan10000000000 = myInt < 10000000000;
Console.WriteLine("Is it a Number? {0}", isLessThan10000000000);
Console.ReadKey();
Console.WriteLine("Do you want to continue (Y/N)? ");
if (Console.ReadKey().KeyChar == 'Y')
{
}
else
{
}
}
You can use a do while loop
it's about the same as a while loop expect it evaluates the condition after the loop instead of before
do
{
//Your code
}
while(Console.ReadKey().KeyChar == 'Y');
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Hello i have this code here.
List<string> list = BarCode.Split(';').ToList();
List<string> list2 = OBS.Split(';').ToList();
List<string> list3 = OBS2.Split(';').ToList();
I want to verify in a if statment if they have the same size of entries.
How can i do that?
This is what i ended up doing
int sizeList1 = list.Count;
int sizeList2 = list2.Count;
int sizeList3 = list3.Count;
if (sizeList1 == sizeList2 && sizeList1 == sizeList3)
{
}
With LINQ you can use All, it's readable even with many lists:
bool sameSize = new[]{list2, list3}.All(l => l.Count == list.Count);
With an if:
if(list.Count == list2.Count && list.Count == list3.Count)
{
}
You can just compare its counts.
bool isSameSize = list.Count == list2.Count && list2.Count == list3.Count;
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I am looking for a way to transform strings of any size to an integer.
For example: "a" - 01; "b" - 02; "c" - 03; "ab" - 0102; "aac" - 010103.
Right now, I am replacing every single char in the string with a value from an array.
Is there a simple, more fancy way to do this?
more fancy
string source = "aac";
string result_string = string.Join("", source.Select(c => (c - 'a' + 1).ToString("00")));
string source = "aac";
int result_int = source.Select(c => (c - 'a' + 1)).Aggregate((a, i) => a * 100 + i);
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i want to skip updates from supergroup or channel by c#
used telegram-bot 11.3 .
foreach (var update in updates)
{
offset = update.Id + 1;
if (update.Message.Chat.Type.GetType().ToString() != "Supergroup" || update.Message.Chat.Type.ToString() != "Channel")
//if (update.Message.Chat.Type.ToString() != Supergroup || update.Message.Chat.Type.ToString() != "Channel")
{
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How to achieve this C# for-loop in IronPython, I can't seem to find a way to make i - 10 in IronPython
int amount = 32;
int scrolls = 0;
int mets = 0;
if (amount >= 10) {
for (int i = amount; i >= 10; i -= 10) {
scrolls++;
if (i - 10 < 10)
mets = i - 10;
}
}
Your loop exit condition is i >= 10. Your loop entry condition is amount >= 10. i gets set to your amount on loop entry, which is already >= 10. Your loop will never execute.