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Qwertie 24-Jan-12 2:58am View

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What does BF+I stand for? It doesn't appear related to the method name LinesCountIndexOf. Why not just use the same method names consistently throughout your post?

Qwertie 24-Jan-12 2:52am View

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.NET strings can have '\0' in the middle, not just at the end.

Qwertie 18-Oct-11 14:02pm View

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I hope you don't mind that I modified your tip. Unless I'm mistaken, your original code which used 'new' inside the method, will create a new array on every call, which is not what I'd call "caching" the results.

Qwertie 12-Oct-11 17:17pm View

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Reason for my vote of 5
For that fascinating link to "Prime Numbers without Mystery"

Qwertie 12-Oct-11 14:58pm View

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Note: the standard versions of this algorithm might use "i+r.Next(list.Count-i)" instead of "r.Next(list.Count)", so that the swap target is chosen only from not-yet-shuffled items. I am not sure if doing so improves the randomness of the result, however.

Qwertie 12-Oct-11 14:39pm View

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Reason for my vote of 1
Random numbers should never be fed into a sort algorithm. http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ericlippert/archive/2011/01/31/spot-the-defect-bad-comparisons-part-four.aspx

Qwertie 5-Sep-11 12:35pm View

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This would be easier if combined with the VC# "code snippets" feature... after making a snippet file, you could type "stub" then <tab> to expand code like that.

Qwertie 15-Dec-10 22:30pm View

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This will kill you in a debugger. Usually you want to catch first-chance NullReferenceExceptions, but if you use this a lot, the debugger will constantly stop the program. And whether in the debugger or not, your program could potentially get noticibly slower.

Qwertie 1-Dec-10 0:15am View

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Reason for my vote of 2
Poorly worded. see Alternate 3

Qwertie 1-Dec-10 0:14am View

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Step 2 is not required.

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