Stored Procedures Will Save You Time
Well, just to let you guys know, I have more experience in MS SQL than MySQL… so maybe some stuff that I’m going to mention here might not be the same in MySQL… so don’t blame me.
And you might ask, why do you use an MS product? Simple. School… so again don’t blame me.
Anyways right now I’m very busy with creating / designing a very advanced software that uses databases for my Final Software Project, which will pretty much determine my future
Getting the command line arguments in a GUI Program using C#
In this short tutorial I will explain to you how you can get arguments in a GUI application using C#. So let’s say that you have a program that you want that during start up it stays in the background and when the user opens it, it will display the normal GUI. It’s very simple; we will only need to make a few changes to the program.
So, open up Program.cs (find it from the Solution Explorer) you will see something like
Comparison between Data Collections (Arrays etc…)
In this blog I’m going to explain some data collections such as arrays etc… and I’m going to tell you how to declare them in C# and Java, a typical scenario on when they can be used, and I’m going to explain some characteristics of these collections, such as speed, if they are dynamic or not, if it accepts more than one data type etc. if you would like to go more in depth about arrays, or have some problems, you can read my blog where I explain
Data Dictionaries, a brief explanation
Data dictionaries are how we organize all the data that we have into information. We will define what our data means, what type of data it is, how we can use it, and perhaps how it is related to other data. Basically this is a process in transforming the data ‘18’ or ‘TcM’ into age or username, because if we are presented with the data ‘18’, that can mean a lot of things… it can be an age, a prefix or a suffix of a telephone number, or basically anything!
Breaking Down Programming Problems
So, when I have an Assignment, or I need to create some software, or am presented with a problem, my first reaction is, 'WOA! This seems too complicated'... but being something that I really have to do I have to make it. I don't use any DSDM or methodologies, they take too much time to make and I don't have all that time to make an assignment, because generally I am very restricted.
So I start with reading the scenario and make a clear
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