I am very new to C# programming using .NET and have no idea. I need help writing a C# code for how to insert, update, select and delete, the username, password and email. Please help thankyou

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I am very new to C# programming using .NET and I have no idea. I need help writing a C# code for how to insert, update, select and delete, the username, password and email. Please help thank you.

Posted 25-Sep-14 8:34am

n1986

Updated 25-Sep-14 8:54am

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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[no name] 25-Sep-14 14:48pm

Okay, do a search for how to do CRUD operations on whatever database you are using, read and work through the tutorials.

n1986 25-Sep-14 15:20pm

Thank-you I will check it out.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-Sep-14 14:56pm

Sorry, this is not a question. How can you possibly imagine anyone writing in the box "Add your solution here". Solution for what? Need help with what? Please, not anything beyond typing and posting some answers to some questions.
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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan 25-Sep-14 15:00pm

I believe this is a question relating the Database commands. Username, Password, Email might be the column names. Which he wants to remove, as records. INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE etc are the commands, making our minds to drift toward the database SQL commands.

n1986 25-Sep-14 15:20pm

I apologize if that was not a question. As being completely new to programming and this website I do not understand it very well.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-Sep-14 15:43pm

No problem. Perhaps you need to do smaller steps, and find another way of helping yourself, like starting to work through some manuals.
—SA

n1986 25-Sep-14 15:52pm

Yes I've been and am looking for solutions. I know it has to be out there somewhere. My prof. showed it in class how it's done real quick and said that he would email us the codes/presentation as to how it's written but he hasn't and more than half of the class is stuck.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-Sep-14 15:57pm

Ask your professor your questions. You should not "look for solution", it's time for you to start creating solutions. You really need to understand that. If you are interested in technology, you should have a natural feeling of doing everything with your own hands. If you don't have this feel, if difficulties don't excite you but scare you off, you have nothing to do in profession. I hope it's not your case.
—SA

Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan 25-Sep-14 14:56pm

Are you working with emails? Or specifically just database?

n1986 25-Sep-14 15:20pm

I'm very new so forgive me if I explain it wrong. Its a form that I have to build with Class User (username, Password etc.) Class Category, Class Topic, Class Reply in visual studio. I have built the table, primary key and foreign key in SQL management studio and have to create a class and write codes individually for all class (user, category, topic, reply) in Visual Studio using Windows Form Application.

BillWoodruff 25-Sep-14 14:57pm

We were all "new" once ! You need to get a good book on C# and start studying the language. When you have some mastery of the language, then search CodeProject for articles on log-in.

n1986 25-Sep-14 15:20pm

any good books that you recommend

Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan 25-Sep-14 15:30pm

Well, there is a C# lover named Jon Skeet, and his book, "C# in Depth". try it out :)

n1986 25-Sep-14 15:31pm

Cool thankx

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ZurdoDev · Accepted Answer · 2014-09-25T09:20:00

Solution 1

I would suggest finding some online tutorials or picking up a book. Obviously, we can't explain all of this to you in this one little spot here but we are glad to answer specific questions when you get stuck on something.

Posted 25-Sep-14 9:20am

ZurdoDev