im jumping back on my grind soonLookin a job, building my java/android portfolio, and learning C#...stayin busy I'm fukkin tired of Jr level positions requiring experience though
For(String s: someStringList)
{
if(s.charAt(0)=='o' || s.charAt(someStringList.size())=='o')
{
System.out.println(s);}
}
my nicca....you are learning grasshopper
however for string or chars use .equals() for comparison not ==
The bold should be someStringList.size()-1
otherwise it would be an index out of range.
The bold should be someStringList.size()-1
otherwise it would be an index out of range.
How was it?Tableau Software hosting a meeting today at the W (on Peachtree) at 1:30. Any ATL brehs going? Supposed to be a lot of BI Developers in the building. My team from work going...
How was it?
List<String> oWords = new List<string>();
//C#
oWords.Add("one");
oWords.Add("Two");
oWords.Add("orange");
oWords.Add("Hello");
oWords.Add("Games");
oWords.Add("Blender");
oWords.Add("Jumbo");
oWords.Add("coli");
oWords.Add("Gold digger");
oWords.Add("Tomorrow");
oWords.Add("Java syntax is sorry, C# is better");
oWords.Add("Balto");
oWords.Add("Baltimore");
oWords.Add("Dojo");
foreach(var oLocation in oWords)
// Search from the beginning and in reverse.
if (oLocation.IndexOf("o") == 0 || oLocation.LastIndexOf("o") == oLocation.Length - 1)
Console.WriteLine("{0} \n", oLocation);
I'm switching into management soon. Has anyone taken any of the ITIL exams besides Foundation? Think I might go down that path just hoping it's not horribly boring.
I actually like it. Keeps it easy to move between C# and this. What syntax do you prefer?Code:List<String> oWords = new List<string>(); //C# oWords.Add("one"); oWords.Add("Two"); oWords.Add("orange"); oWords.Add("Hello"); oWords.Add("Games"); oWords.Add("Blender"); oWords.Add("Jumbo"); oWords.Add("coli"); oWords.Add("Gold digger"); oWords.Add("Tomorrow"); oWords.Add("Java syntax is sorry, C# is better"); oWords.Add("Balto"); oWords.Add("Baltimore"); oWords.Add("Dojo"); foreach(var oLocation in oWords) // Search from the beginning and in reverse. if (oLocation.IndexOf("o") == 0 || oLocation.LastIndexOf("o") == oLocation.Length - 1) Console.WriteLine("{0} \n", oLocation);
Looking at yall code reminds me of why I dislike Java syntax.lol
I actually like it. Keeps it easy to move between C# and this. What syntax do you prefer?
Dude, visual studio isI love C#, by far my favorite programming language. Esp since its starting to become a popular game programming language. Hell there's probably more games being developed in C# now on the iPhone/Android platform( mainly due to Unity 3D ) than their native languages.
Lets not forget Visual Studio
Dude, visual studio is