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#1 2010-11-14 07:24:44
- jbthegreat
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Writing programs in C#
I have started writing programs in C#.
I will write programs for anyone who wants them.
Post on this thread if you need one written!
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#2 2010-11-14 12:12:13
- ethancomputermad
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Re: Writing programs in C#
Dont you mean C##?
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#6 2010-12-22 13:15:49
Re: Writing programs in C#
ethancomputermad wrote:
Dont you mean C##?
There are 3 languages you might be thinking of.
C
C++
C#
However, to the furthest extent of my knowledge, there is no language called C##.
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#7 2010-12-22 19:34:50
Re: Writing programs in C#
jbthegreat wrote:
I have started writing programs in C#.
I will write programs for anyone who wants them.
Post on this thread if you need one written!
Very good. I myself have used C# until my computer fried 
. The nice thing about C# is it is similar to Java and C++.
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#9 2010-12-23 21:01:52
Re: Writing programs in C#
urhungry wrote:
How advanced are the programs? I have a few good ideas, but there fairly complex.
You can create almost everything with C#. There is a game extension for the program which lets you create advanced 3D and 2D games for the PC and if you pay $100 a year for the X-Box 360 as well.
Could you make a program that graphs 3D pi charts for variables? Needs to be able to graph as many variables as I want. (The code would be nice. You will get credit)
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#10 2010-12-24 18:02:18
Re: Writing programs in C#
No I meant what is their level of programming? If it's not too hard, I would love to have a very light and fast music player. It would only have a play button, which, if clicked would open an open file window. Hopefully I explained that well.
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