I just started programming this semester as a career change. I have some assignment due this week dealing with arrays and such. I missed the classes on them (i live in WI, heavy snow, and school is over an hour away) and when i look stuff up online its going over my head right now, referencing things i dont understand, etc.

How much would it cost for somebody to run through two assignments, do them for me, but more importantly explain what they're doing. I want to rewrite the program myself, and understand doing so (you could just do the // thing in the code to explain what you're doing, i dont need anything crazy). I have the assignments, i can upload them to imgur and link em in. These are incredibly easy assignments im sure to anyone who knows C# considering this class is "Intro to object oriented programming"

I'm just curious how much FG this would cost me to get done, if at all (or favors, i play WoW, LoL, etc. I can gift skins, items, etc.) idk, im open to ideas, i just need help. I want to go into next semester understanding the content, not trying to play catch up.

btw, everything is due this friday, so this topic becomes pointless after that like friday afternoon, if not before that since i need it done before then.

This post was edited by Hockeygod9911 on Dec 17 2013 04:21pm

I don't know much about C# syntax but seeing as no one has posted to help (or maybe they pm'd you?) - I can offer to help. I heard C#'s syntax is not that hard and they allow you to do things easier like Python.

I finish exams tomorrow so I'll be available from then on out. Lmk if you're interested? As for the cost - it's up to you. If you're only dealing with introductory courses as you've described and arrays and data structures - I think it'll be easy to explain.

It's impossible to tell the price without seeing the assignments first.

well i just finished class, and even though i can still turn in things till friday teacher just gave me the assignment credit because i understand the general idea.

BUT, i have another class, intro to object oriented programming, also C# that im having some trouble with.

Here's the assignment im working on now. I havent given up yet on it, but it is proving difficult. Trying to use a switch on it, but may end up trying to just use If statements.

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Businesses sometimes give their telephone numbers using alphabetic characters instead of (or in addition to) numerals. Write a program that accepts a telephone number string that may contain alphabetic characters, and displays the corresponding number with only numerals. The numbers and letters are associated as follows on your telephone:

ABC: 2

DEF: 3

GHI: 4

JKL: 5

MNO: 6

PQRS: 7

TUV: 8

WXYZ: 9

Your program should allow formatting characters (the left and right parentheses and the hyphen) in the displayed numeric string. If the user enters other characters that are not on the telephone dial, your program should ignore those characters. Allow both upper- and lower-case alphabetic characters to be entered. Your program can accept a longer string, but should display only up to ten numbers in the result.

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is something like this still considered very easy?

This post was edited by Hockeygod9911 on Dec 17 2013 07:41pm

Yes it is, just do a whole bunch of if statements.
input = string -> output = formatted numbers
The process uses a predefined table (in this case, the telephone dial mapping to numbers).
Although I'm not sure why that's in an object oriented programming course :|

This post was edited by MsRailgun on Dec 17 2013 08:07pm

alternatively, just use an array/hashtable. then iterate over the first 10 characters and return map[input]



it was only 40 min. this isn't GC where someone responds in under a minute.

This is trivial. I can do it for 1000fg (or 20000µ฿, or other $10 equivalent), but I'm pretty sure you can get it done for much less.

I responded
In truth, I thought he posted a day ago until I checked my calendar. RIP

And yes a data structure would also suffice in the mapping.

idk, i kinda know what to do, but kinda dont. Ill probably post what i come up with in a day or so, see what you guys think.



trivial, but you charge around $35 for it :/



i do appreciate the quick response, so thank you!

This post was edited by Hockeygod9911 on Dec 17 2013 10:48pm

Actually, I quite explicitly said $10 - that's a beer or two, depending on where you live. Unfortunately, people seem to think that anyone can get $35 out of 1000fg, when that is true only in the case of the owner of this site.

This post was edited by KrzaQ2 on Dec 17 2013 10:53pm