C#

while (!TurnToBeASplodyDope(lolla2006))
{
    try
    {
       CheatOnMyHomeWork();
    }
    catch
    {
        MessageBox.Show("Busted")
    }
}

void CheatOnMyHomeWork()
{
    while (!AnswerGivenByASucker && !DueDatePassed)
    {
        PostPatheticMessagesToProgrammingForums();
    }
}

while (!(AnswerGivenByASucker || DueDatePassed))
{
    PostPatheticMessagesToProgrammingForums();
}

while (!TurnToBeBigMouth(dan neely))
{    
try    { 
        ActingSoRude(); 
       } 
catch  {
        MessageBox.Show("Blazing")    
       }
}

lolla2006 wrote:

i have a small project which is to create your own version of arralist in c# but of course without using the arraylist collection ...

lolla2006 wrote:

this is the initial scratch..please i need all help that you can offer me
how can i do this?

Error	3	Operator '>' cannot be applied to operands of type 'object' and 'object'	<br />

public bool Contains(Object ValueToBeSerched)
        {
            Node WalkTheList = new Node();
            WalkTheList = Root;
            while (WalkTheList.getnextNode() != null)
            {
                if (WalkTheList.getvalue() == ValueToBeSerched)
                    return true;
                else
                    WalkTheList = WalkTheList.getnextNode();

            }
            if (WalkTheList.getnextNode() == null)
                return false;


        }//done contains

public int IndexOf(Object ValueToGetIndex)
        {
            Node WalkTheList = new Node();
            WalkTheList = Root;
            while (WalkTheList.getnextNode() != null)
            {
                if (!WalkTheList.getvalue().Equals(ValueToGetIndex))
                    WalkTheList.getnextNode();
                else
                    return WalkTheList.getIndex();
            }
        }//done index of

public void Sort()
       {
           Node WalkTheList = new Node();
           Node Walker = new Node();
           WalkTheList = Root;
           Walker = Walker.getnextNode();
           while (WalkTheList.getnextNode() != null)
           {
              if (WalkTheList.getvalue() > Walker.getvalue())
               {
                   Object temp=null;
                   temp=WalkTheList.getvalue();
                   WalkTheList.setvalue(Walker.getvalue());
                   Walker.setvalue(temp);
               }
               WalkTheList = WalkTheList.getnextNode();
           }
       }//done sorting

lolla2006 wrote:

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lolla2006 wrote:

i said that i have a problem with deleting from the list from a specific index to another...thats it

lolla2006 wrote:

when im done with it im wondering could i give you the code to check it for me??

nt_virus wrote:

But when i delete the values from usercontrol11 , some error is coming

nt_virus wrote:

But when i delete the values from textbox1 , same error is coming ...