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Questionplz help!!error use of unassigned local variable Pin
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OriginalGriff6-Apr-10 22:29
mveOriginalGriff6-Apr-10 22:29 
You can use String.Empty as the others say, or better still use StringBuilder:
private void btnSave_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
   {
   string[] FieldName = { "Lastname", "Firstname", "Address", "Model", "Trouble Reported" };
   StringBuilder messEmptyField = new StringBuilder();
   int i = 0;

   foreach (Control ctrl in groupBox1.Controls)
      {
      TextBox txt = ctrl as TextBox;

      if (txt.Text == string.Empty)
         {
         messEmptyField.Append(FieldName[i]);
         }
      i++;
      }

   MessageBox.Show(messEmptyField.ToString() + "please filled up all");
   dtDateLog.Focus();
   return;
   }

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QuestionCreating a file and saving it to C Pin
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