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My vote of 1... Try doing a bit of the thinking yourself. He provided you exactly what you need to get it going. All you have to do is follow instructions.
I wasn't, now I am, then I won't be anymore.
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All you did was provide code that couldn't possibly work. Luc provided reasons why, and a practical suggestion on how to take your code forwards. Luc's comments were valid, pertinent and usable - if you think his code does the same as yours, I suggest that you need to step through the code line by line. BTW - had you actually bothered to debug your application, you'd have spotted that you could never step into the loop.
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Megidolaon wrote: and post code that does exactly the same thing as mine.
With one major difference, your code will never work, Luc's always will.
Just say 'NO' to evaluated arguments for diadic functions! Ash
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Signature material. Hijacked. 
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Fame at last! 
Just say 'NO' to evaluated arguments for diadic functions! Ash
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I have a question here: Do you want somebody to do your job or do you want to learn?
If you want somebody to do your job, then look for a professional, ask him to do the job and pay him for it.
If you want to learn then read again Luc's answer and try to apply his advices. Additionally, you might say "Thank you for your time" or nothing at all, but this kind of reply is a great invitation to blacklist you and do never answer any other of your questions.
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Megidolaon wrote: Or is this approach wrong in the first place?
As you said it is a local network so why not just use the OS to do the transfer?
And if there is some security reason for that then just set up a ftp server and client.
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How we can write a program with c# for Approximation Taylor and Furie series with neuro network .
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Hi,
You have two choices :
- use a basic text editor
- use an IDE
More seriously, as you're new to these forums, there are several rules to follow when you post some questions :
- don't post your question at several places ; rather find the right forum and post it in that place
- post precise questions, show what you have searched/done so far, with pieces of code and error messages relevant to your problem. No one is gonna make google searches for you.
I suggest you first read the forum guidelines before posting.
Regards.
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I find that breaking the problem down into ever smaller problems, and solving those problems all the way down the chain helps. I tend not to start with the code; I'd rather thrash out the requirements first and then break those requirements down into smaller and smaller requirements until I have a good grasp what problem I'm solving. That's how I'd write the program, but then again I'm just a picky professional developer. How would you go about writing it?
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