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i think c# would be better option.
rahul
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You ask this in the C# forum and expect an unbiased answer? 
C# is a more terse syntax than VB's more verbose syntax. But both languages are equally powerful, so choose what you're comfortable with.
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No language in the framework is stronger or weaker than other languages. Its just a matter of your comfort.
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Not really accurate. For example you can use pointers in C# (in unsafe mode), while in VB.NET you can't.
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In terms of technical power, the languages are identical. Both are compiled to IL, so have exactly the same functionality available.
In terms of syntax. C# adopts a more C style syntax (with curly brackets and stuff) whereas vb.net adopts a syntax that is more verbose, it is very similar to the original visual basic languages, which is obviously derived originally from basic. This is mealy a matter of preference to be honest.
Finally, there is the culture. The communities of VB.net developers and C# developers are different, and different people fit best in different communities. This is mainly because of the origins of the languages, vb.net developers are largely those who have moved forward from VB6, whereas C# developers are largely those who have moved forward from either C++ or Java.
This wikipedia page compares some of the differences in the languages. Note that most of these are mealy syntactical and easily overcome:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_C_sharp_and_Visual_Basic_.NET[^]
This article takes an in depth look at the two communities:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/dotnet/CSharpVersusVB.aspx[^]
Simon
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how do i get the first column value base on the selected row
this.dataGridView1.CurrentCell.Value.ToString();
this gives me the value of the column and the selected row cell..
example i click any column of the row i only want to retrieve the first column value which is the ID
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dataGridView.CurrentRow.Cells[0].Value will give you the value of the current row's first cell. Is that what you're looking for?
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Hi,
This should work:
this.dataGridView.Rows[this.dataGridView.CurrentCellAddress.Y].Cells["dataGridViewTextBoxColumn0"].Value.ToString());
where dataGridViewTextBoxColumn0 is the column name desired.
For Sure
Mosd
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I have one web application(1.1 version.),Asp.net with C#,and i want to insert data to the form.how to insert the data to the form,and i want to show all the records in Data grid.
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u can use datagrid control and bind it with ur dataset to display records.
rahul
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yes ,but i am a beginner,so i want the code.
Thanks,
Kalyan
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SO try Google. The idea of CP is to help with problems, not do someones job for them - be it a proper job or a piece of student course work.
If you want code writing try rentacoder.com
Bob
Ashfield Consultants Ltd
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Thanx for ur reply,i got it.
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how to stop computer running process and start process using c#.
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try System.Diagnostics.Start to strat external process.
rahul
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Start and stop processes? Is that what you're asking? If so, look at System.Diagnostics.Process class.
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you can start process using c# by this way:
using System.Diagnostics
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Process.Start("notepad.exe");
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Process.Start("cmd",@"/c mysqldump --user=root --password=123 mysql > c:\db.sql -t");//useful
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Process.Start("notepad.exe","c:\\record.txt");
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Process.Start("IEXPLORE.EXE","http://jnjx.126.com");
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Process.Start(@"C:\myFiles\MyApp.exe");
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and you can stop the process usingC# by this way:
//you can use the function
using System.Diagnostics;
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private void KillProcess(string processName)
{
Process myproc= new Process();
//
try
{
foreach(Process thisproc in Process.GetProcessesByName(processName))
{
thisproc.Kill();
}
}
catch(Exception Exc)
{
MessageBox.Show(Exc.Message);
}
}
//you can call this function like :KillProcess("iexplore.exe");
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Hello everyone,
Before retrieving a page from Http, it is possible to know what are the content type it will return? e.g. image, html, text?
My initiative is to know the content type before retrieving the content, since if the page contains image, video or audio, I will not retrieve the content to save space and reduce risk.
Any ways to know content type returned without actually retrieve the page?
thanks in advance,
George
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George_George wrote: Any ways to know content type returned without actually retrieve the page?
The content type should be in the HTTP headers, you will need to get that at a minimum (only a few bytes of plain text).
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Thanks leppie,
Which API could be used in C# to retrieve only the content type for a page without retrieving the whole page content?
regards,
George
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how to write select quary sql server compact 3.5 ("SELECT * FROM Table1 WHERE name" is wrong)
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Try specifying the fields you want to select, rather than *. SQL compact may force you to specify the fields. (No idea about this, but just a thought.)
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I am playing with a program where I will need to have random image/images populated in either picture boxes or labels
I know how to create random numbers with the random next function but for the life of me I can NOT figure out how to create random images
I have all my images in three different imagelist (separated by category)
I have been looking online for tutorials but I am coming up empty handed…
Thank you for your time
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you can
Try this[^]
this is asp.net example, you can use this concept in windows application also.
cheers,
Abhijit
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