Comments by TommoDotCommo

TommoDotCommo 8-Oct-18 1:30am View

What have you tried?, post an example etc. etc.

TommoDotCommo 7-Oct-18 18:24pm View

What you have there is invalid JSON. Style is duplicated on the same level which is not valid and there is no way you'll ever get JsonConvert to deserialize it into a C# object. You now need to rethink why you're using JSON at all.

TommoDotCommo 5-Oct-18 21:39pm View

You should output the JSON data in the meantime so we can see what it looks like after the XML to JSON conversion.

TommoDotCommo 27-Sep-18 2:06am View

"using" can be used for anything that implements the IDisposable interface. Here's a full guide for the using statement in C# : https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/language-reference/keywords/using-statement

TommoDotCommo 27-Sep-18 1:45am View

If you have Microsoft Excel installed on your PC, you should be able to double click the file. This will open the file and allow you to read data regardless of the template.

TommoDotCommo 21-Sep-18 0:13am View

How many different English sentences can there be in the documents?

You could loop through your entire glossary and do a find and replace for every glossary item.

ie. "The new order", "has been placed", and "at" will all be different glossary entries.

TommoDotCommo 5-Sep-18 2:53am View

You're probably mixing up your "e" and "employee" parts of the code.

TommoDotCommo 5-Sep-18 2:46am View

My answer requires the Employee class you created and uses get and set methods. It's clear at this point that you have a limited understanding of the larger concepts here, so I think it's best if you go back to the original code/question you've been given by your teacher and look over some examples they've provided in more detail.

TommoDotCommo 5-Sep-18 2:10am View

It doesn't look like you intend to use a database, so all of the information you enter will only be available until you close the application.

Your program also only has the ability to ask for one employee ID, so there is no use displaying a list of one employee.

What exactly do you want your program to do?

TommoDotCommo 2-Sep-18 20:17pm View

You'll need to post more of your code, [if(%conn)] is not enough.

TommoDotCommo 31-Aug-18 0:13am View

I've tried it on my side and it works, just copy and paste my answer into your Main method. Or show me how you've added it to your program.

TommoDotCommo 27-Aug-18 21:05pm View

That's my mistake, you'll need to declare bhopscriptstatus first, I've changed my answer.

TommoDotCommo 17-Aug-18 0:54am View

I don't have an answer, but you really shouldn't store passwords in cookies.

TommoDotCommo 14-Aug-18 2:43am View

I don't know a LINQ solution to this, I would manually create my own CompareToBracket method in the Bracket class.

TommoDotCommo 14-Aug-18 2:17am View

What is the Coordinate class? I'll assume it just has an int of importance.

So you're trying to find the following:

Math.Abs(Currentbracket.Bracket1.intValue - Brackettocheck.Bracket1.intValue)
Math.Abs(Currentbracket.Bracket2.intValue - Brackettocheck.Bracket2.intValue)
Math.Abs(Currentbracket.Bracket3.intValue - Brackettocheck.Bracket3.intValue)

Adding those values together to find which Brackettocheck has the lowest? Is that right?

TommoDotCommo 14-Aug-18 2:12am View

Have you checked to see whether you can read/write/modify the file using a text editor or the Windows Explorer? It may be a permissions issue.

TommoDotCommo 14-Aug-18 2:03am View

Or https://joshclose.github.io/CsvHelper/ for more up to date.

TommoDotCommo 14-Aug-18 2:00am View

What protocols does the web service support? It doesn't look like you have TLSv1.2 implemented properly, does the web service require TLSv1.2 only?

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