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"if the array does not contain enough elements, return "Array not valid length", any other exception should return "Corrupt Data"."

Hoe exactly would I code this into the catch (exception) part? The part above seems correct

I see. I'll delete that. Any ideas on how I can modify this?

Cheers Pete

Thanks, let me break this down to understand it even more.

I tried this and I get errors

Thank you. I need to get my head around when to use a for loop, and when to use other types. I guess this'll come with experience

Thank you once again. Your knowledge of C# is inspiring me and you also are explaining things, which helps me to develop understanding and not just syntax.

That my updated question, Andy. Thanks

https://www.codeproject.com/Questions/1196326/Csharp-calculate-number-of-days-away-from-a-deadli

They closed the post because it was not clear enough. Let me try and update it now, although it's the same as the one above

No I get a squiggly red line underneath everything. It says it 'cannot implicitly convert double to int. an explicit conversion exists (are you missing a cast?)'.

I've posted a new question :)

So, let's say for example, I had a question like: Given the date and time of an appointment return how many days it is in the future (in full days e.g. at 11pm tonight, an appointment at 9am tomorrow is 1 day).

My code would be:
public static int HowManyDaysFromToday(DateTime appointment)
{return appointment.TimeOfDay.Subtract(DateTime.Now.TimeOfDay).TotalDays;}

Is this correct?

Thank you Sir!

This conversation is funny to me. I can take someone who is trying to learn seriously. But someone who has knowledge and acts like an ass, I can't respect. Sorry

And how accomplished are you in other areas of life? I can tell you are not, because of how stuck up you are. I'm doing great on my learning curve. I'll get answers by any means, even if means to piss people off. I don't give a damn. That's part of why I get places in life.

How many languages do you speak? It's okay, I'll wait....

I'll probably turn out to be a better coder than you. You must have forget everyone starts somewhere. Peace out

Okay, and if you knew my search history on my browser, it would speak for itself. It seems like you have your head up your backside. You clearly have excelled at everything. The funny thing is, you never know who you are speaking to or how accomplished they are in life, over the internet. You are telling me to be academic lol. Anyway, let me leave you to it..

And if you don't want to explain basic things, then don't comment. Acting like you are God's gift to the earth, get over yourself!

Thank you for attempting to explain Richard.

Wow, the arrogance. You are good at coding, okay, I get it. And there are things I could teach you which you probably know nothing about. Be humble lol

your code didn't work, I guess because I'm on a specific training program and they only want the expected answers. I will try your code when I get on my own computer. As for my code, what is the small correction that I am missing out?

Thanks. I will try this. As far as my code

return datetime.ToString("dddd, MMMM dd, yyyy HH:mm:ss");

do you know what would be the correction that I am missing? I need it to say automatically whether it's AM or PM after the time. When I run this code, the error box tells me the time is coming out as 00:00:00, so there's definitely something wrong somewhere

return datetime.ToString("dddd, MMMM dd, yyyy HH\:mm\:ss");

Like this?

Also, I need to have AM or PM automatically written on the end. I saw it on the website that was provided above, but can't see the code for it

Thanks for the link. Please bear in mind I'm new and learning, so not everything will be obvious.

return datetime.ToString("dddd, MMMM dd, yyyy HH:mm:ss");

That's my updated code, which still brings an error. It must be the last part, but I've followed the documentation as best as possible

Thanks! It was correct. Their answer was
return (int) DateTime.Now.TimeOfDay.TotalMinutes.Round(0);

Do you know the significance of the Round(0)?

I see. Any ideas on how I'd code this?

Where did you get the bstring from? I get a red squiggly line underneath this

When I press Ctrl+F5 to build and run this, I get a box saying:

Test Case failed:
Invoked method with (abc,9)
expected (abcabcabc)
received (abcabc)