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Member 13311188 19-Jul-17 9:10am View

Thank you for your feedback Rick.
would you be interested in making few quids on a side when I need more help.
I am only a beginner so the help i will ask for would be very easy for you.
let me know please, drop me an email rayguzman2018@gmail.com

Member 13311188 15-Jul-17 17:45pm View

It's my first day.
I know how to post questions now, but on the bright side, I have been studying (as in reviewing and reading about) LINQ all day today and I feel much more confident now.
Tomorrow I will start with regex. visual studio is almost ready and I will post my questions accompanied with my attempts. Regarding the students issue=> I study in the open university and there are rigorous checks for plagiarism on every assignment I submit, if there is a match between my work during the academic year and any context online, it will be detected immediately upon submission ( mind that all assignments in the open university are submitted online). Anyway, I guess they can get away with it if they are submitting hard copies. thanks @ppolymorphe

Member 13311188 15-Jul-17 11:26am View

You will be given a long text composed of words which are seperated by space. Your task is put a '*' between each letter of each word, but you may not put a '*' between words,or at the beginning of end of the words. You don't need to worry about punctuation marks ('.', ',', ';') but you must preserve multiple spaces. Example:text = "This is an example of what I have in mind"Result:". T*h*i*s i*s a*n e*x*a*m*p*l*e o*f w*h*a*t I h*a*v*e i*n m*i*n*d".

public static string PutStarBetweenEachLetter(string text) 
{ 
    return text.Split(' ').Select(i => i.ToCharArray().ToString("*")).ToString(" "); 
}

......................here is an example of the work I have done. I can only find it as it appears as solved and the solution is printed next to the question. the rest of the problems appear as a link, every time I open the problems I couldn't solve from my home pc using c# IDE i get the following message // there is no editor available for c:\.......................... (file path) Make sure the application for the file type(.cs) is installed. I am tired. where do I find the editor. I am new.

Member 13311188 15-Jul-17 11:02am View

I am not begging anyone, there are no books to read. I am doing my research online, and on youtube and anywhere where c# tutorials are available. I have not told my employer I know c# and to be honest, after reading the comments there is no way I can answer linq and (clearly regex that I didn't know it even existed) in two weeks.
but regardless of how impossible it is, I am much better than 2 days ago when I knew nothing about c#. I am watching linq tutorials and I wrote codes for over 30 methods at the beginning of the training. by the end of the weekend, I will know more. I can not get the IDE to open the files, so I can not show you what I have done so far. I have done bloody good for someone that did not know anything about linq 2 days ago.

Member 13311188 15-Jul-17 10:23am View

I have 2 weeks to write codes for over 300 methods, I am stuck with 22 of them. your help would be appreciated. I am already watching tutorials on linq, but it looks too massive to get a grip over in 2 or 3 days. there will be further 3 months of intensive training after once I get over this part.

Member 13311188 15-Jul-17 10:20am View

this is work, I am studying for work, there is no tutor or homework. i finished my third year of university on the 7th june. this is a trainee position, I am trying my best to learn all I can about c#, in university I have never posted a single question, I discussed the questions I had with my tutors and my colleagues, did you really just take the single word "study" to relate it to homework, people study for all different reasons, one of them is that i did not have c# in my curriculum rather java. I am already under stress to elaborate on a single word in my comment. among all 5 categories, I have answered all questions with no problems even better than my colleagues that started weeks before me. but thank you for your feedback on how to discuss matters with my tutor, I have done that for years.

Member 13311188 15-Jul-17 10:03am View

regex will be my next topic to study, I am still trying to get a grasp over linq, the question is required to be answered in linq

Member 13311188 15-Jul-17 10:02am View

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regex will be my next topic to study, I am still trying to get a grasp over linq, the question is required to be answered in linq.

Member 13311188 15-Jul-17 9:44am View

Thanks mehdi
I am still in the process of downloading c# IDE, I have made many attempts on my pc at work, I have no access to those drafts at the moment.
thank you :)

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