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Dec 24 2012 12:21am
can someone offer me some good resources on how to make something with C#/VB?

I am doing a secret santa sig contest for the anime forum and basically I want to randomize the entries.

But I don't feel like using someone else's software since I can just build my own little program!

I just don't have experience with C# / VB but I know they can help do these kinds of small things easy and make them pretty.

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Dec 25 2012 09:14pm
do you have any programming experience?
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Dec 25 2012 09:15pm
Quote (IamnotZ @ Dec 25 2012 10:14pm)
do you have any programming experience?


Only taken 2 classes so far in the degree, mostly about learning some basic stuff like data structures and classes, all in c++
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Dec 25 2012 09:19pm
well, i found this that may be of interest

std::random_shuffle
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Dec 26 2012 11:09pm
don't ever use VB stick to C#. pm me i've done this kind of job. may have code snippets for you
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Dec 26 2012 11:26pm
Quote (Kalei @ Dec 27 2012 12:09am)
don't ever use VB stick to C#. pm me i've done  this kind of job. may have code snippets for you


There are a lot of things I need to figure out actually. I have only done C++ so far and I don't know any of the standard libraries in C# or any of the syntax.


I need to find a site like the C++ reference site but for c# lolol
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Dec 27 2012 01:30am
msdn always helps but it's quite tedious when compared to other places
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Dec 27 2012 01:16pm
Quote (IamnotZ @ Dec 27 2012 01:30am)
msdn always helps but it's quite tedious when compared to other places


this.. msdn is your bible
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Dec 28 2012 08:04am
Definitely use C#.Net. Don't even think about visual basic.

If you ever get stuck just google "msdn c# <term>" and you will get loads of hits.

For example, I googled -> msdn c# rand
and I got this on the first hit -> http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.random.aspx

Good luck! Once you know one language, transitioning to another should be pretty easy.
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