A data structure is a collection of data of same type, grouped together by some criteria (usually, the type of data). In fact, we have already learned about one type of data structure, the array. But, aside of the array, there are other kinds of data structures, each with its own behavior, advantages and disadvantages.… Read more
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Friday, April 20th, 2018C# keywords
Monday, December 26th, 2016C# programming language defines a few keywords that have a special meaning for the compiler. When you chose your variables, classes, methods names, you must be careful to avoid using these C# keywords, or you will get compiler errors, and your program will not compile.… Read more
Comments in C#
Saturday, December 24th, 2016Sooner or later, you will need comments in C# programs (and any other programming language, for that matter). No doubt about that. You must become accustomed to using comments in your programs that explain the processes that the software executes. This means, in short, messages to yourself (and other programmers) that will help you remember and understand in the future what the program is about and what various bits and parts of it do and behave.… Read more
C# differentiates between uppercase and lowercase
Saturday, December 24th, 2016When you are writing your programs, you must remember that C# considers lowercase and uppercase characters as different. As a general rule, most C# commands start with a capital letter and continue with lower case letters. C# constants are usually written all in uppercase, while variables use a mix of upper and lower case letters.… Read more
Introduction to programming
Monday, December 19th, 2016Computer programs, also known as “software”, are a series of instructions that the computer can execute. When you are creating a program, you must specify the instructions that the computer must execute in order to achieve the desired operations. The process of defining the instructions that the computer executes is called programming. … Read more
