Comments by Hitesh Jain

Hitesh Jain 19-Dec-15 5:54am View

I Can't Get What You Are Saying

Hitesh Jain 18-Dec-15 1:45am View

It Is Confusing To Me . Else Why Me And Other Folks Would Post Here There Quest

Hitesh Jain 4-Dec-15 2:50am View

yes but why we need to overload both != As well as == or vice versa , see when you are overloading (a!=b) , it will give you result that's it than again why we need to check for(a==b) And It Does Not Make Any Sense

Hitesh Jain 4-Dec-15 2:33am View

You Mean To Say That When overloading != We have to overload == as well in c#

Hitesh Jain 2-Dec-15 22:18pm View

operands must be of the declaring type ? What Does It Mean , (Program lhs, int rhs)Among this two

Hitesh Jain 2-Dec-15 10:12am View

You Mean To Say That We Can Use It Only Between Object

Hitesh Jain 16-Nov-15 6:01am View

ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh , i see

Hitesh Jain 16-Nov-15 5:59am View

Looking For Better Answer

Hitesh Jain 16-Nov-15 5:45am View

If I Can Get Real World Example From MSDN Or From Other Site's Than I Would Not Have Posted My Question Here , I Agree With You That documentation, and the tutorials, available easily But Real World Example And Were And When To Use The Particular Concept Are Very Difficult To Find

Hitesh Jain 11-Nov-15 4:42am View

I Am Saying It About c#

Hitesh Jain 5-Nov-15 3:29am View

Hey What Do You Mean By 5. ?

Hitesh Jain 5-Nov-15 3:06am View

while(ch=='n')
{
for(i=0;i<=10;i++)
{ // I Want To Create New Instance Every New iteration And My Trying To concatenate Object Name It Throws Error
lern "st"+i = new lern();

}
Console.WriteLine("Press s To Stop");
Console.ReadLine(ch);
}

Comments by Hitesh Jain (Top 12 by date)