This may be a simple question, but I can\'t figure out a simple way of doing this.I currently have a simple dictionary with KeyValuePairs like the following:
I have made an extension to DropDownList in the ASP.NET MVC HtmlHelper to make it render optgroup\'s. It works \'fine\' when the second collection is an IList, but I quickly found out that if it\'s no
public enum A { A(1); private A(int i){ } private A(){ super(); // compile - error // Cannot invoke super constructor from enum constructor A()
I\'ve got a wrapper class that\'s used in an MVC application that is designed to loop through the items in a collection and check that the current user has authorisation to access that item before ret
Basic Question:I have a k dimensional box.I have a vector of upper bounds and lower bounds.What is the most efficient way to enumerate the coordinates of the vertices?
In Java you could: public enum Enum { ONE { public String method() { return \"1\"; } }, 开发者_运维技巧TWO {
Given a dictionary mapping variables to possible outcomes: { \'lblA\' : [False, True], \'lblB\' : [False, True], \'lblC\' : [0,1,2] }
Here is a simple scenario in C#: var intList = new List<int>(); intList.Add(4); intList.Add(7); intList.Add(2);
In Python I can do this: animals = [\'dog\', \'cat\', \'bird\'] for i, animal in enumerate(animals): print i, animal
I\'m trying to enumerate all the pc\'s in my workgroup lan (not a domain) using WMI. I can\'t figure out which class to use or if there is any class that offers this functionality?
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