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answered Newbie needs some assistance
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comment Check What Letters are in a String
@Renan - You could, but that wouldn't take culture into account. Using one of the Framework methods that properly handles culture is the preferred method.
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comment Check What Letters are in a String
@Andrew - IndexOf() will return the index of the match. If not match is found (the string does not contain the character that you're checking for), it will return -1.
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answered Check What Letters are in a String
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comment Combine multiple DataTables into one
Are you trying to Union the data or Join based on the ItemID field?
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awarded Enlightened
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awarded Nice Answer
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reviewed Approve suggested edit on R error : unexpected '}' in "}" I don't see where my code is going wrong :(
Jun
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answered MVC - Site still accessible if not logged in?
Jun
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revised remove portion of string that is found in a list
Removing the LINQ tag as ForEach is a method of List rather than part of LINQ.
Jun
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answered remove portion of string that is found in a list
Jun
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answered Very simple attempt to deserialize JSON with JSON.NET does not work
Jun
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comment InvalidCastException on a list of objects
@WiktorZychla - Fixed.
Jun
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revised InvalidCastException on a list of objects
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answered InvalidCastException on a list of objects
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answered LINQ GroupBy-Rank-Sum
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comment How do I find out the result from this C# code
@user2042721 - Updated with a rudimentary looping solution.
Jun
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revised How do I find out the result from this C# code
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comment How do I find out the result from this C# code
@user2042721 - That's because you don't call GroupBy on the student, you call it on the List<Student>.
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comment How do I find out the result from this C# code
@im_a_noob - Fixed.
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