Here\'s a specific problem that I run into when creating objects, such as collections, that need to be available through the whole scope of the appli开发者_Go百科cation.
I just saw this da开发者_StackOverflowta-structure on the Java 6 API and I\'m curious about when it would be an useful resource. I\'m studying for the scjp exam and I don\'t see it covered on Kathy Si
I\'m going to briefly explain what I want my program to do. I have a lot of Images on my form and I want the image source to change on MouseEnter event.
I\'m refactoring this code and was trying to think of a simple linq expression to populate this Dictionary.
I have a list. The list can contain multiple items of the same enum type. Lets say i have an enum : TOY which 开发者_C百科has values: BALL, DOLL, PLAYSTATION. I want to know how many PLAYSTATION ite
I am trying to model such situation - there is a cash transfer (I mean a car that carries money), that has required amounts of each currency, and also an actual amount for each currency. And it seems
It would be nice to use for (String item: list), but it will only iterate through one list, and you\'d need an explicit iterator for the other list.Or, you could use an explicit iterator for both.
I\'m writing a generics class in C++/CLI (VS2008) to store and manage records of different kinds and I need collections to keep them before flusing them to DB/disk/etc. I was thinking in something lik
I am working on a project that involves me using a HashSet of a class I made, which I will name Test. I defined the stated HashSet like so:
For a \"log information for support\" type of function I\'d like to enumerate and dump active thread information.