So for an intro to programming class, we use visual basic, and i have to write a program that reverses the characters in a string. I've written a code that (i think) turns the string into an array, and then used the array.reverse method to reverse the characters.
I feel like my code is correct, but clearly it is not....when i run the program, there are no bugs, but instead of giving me any part of the input string, it returns "System.Char"
I'm a TOTAL beginner, and clearly not very good at this sort of thing, but here's my code for my "reverse" button:
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I'm open to other methods for reversing strings, but I'd like to stick with this one if at all possible...
Im looking to dynamically populate a Placeholder with data sent from a textbox on the same page, but in reverse order i.e. the latest post goes to the top ratehr than the bottom - kidda like Twitter or Facebook.The code I have so far is below but I keep geeting an error stating that "BC30311: Value of type 'System.Collections.ArrayList' cannot be converted to 'System.Array'." [code]
I was wondering how it is possible to reverse a TreeNodeCollection. Since it doesn't have an inline reverse function, I've tried several other methods to no avail: everything from copying the nodes into an array (which has a built-in reverse function), reversing it, and then copying it back into the TreeNodeCollection to using a custom reversing algorithm. Nothing has succeeded.
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Any ideas as to why, or how, additional nodes are being added? It doesn't make sense to me as to why that would happen. All I'm doing is changing the values of nodes that already currently exist.Edit: In addition to this method, another possible way to approach it would be to sort the treeview in reverse order in the first place (I think by using an ICollection, or possibly IComparer?), but I've no idea how to accomplish this. I'm not even sure where to start regarding using an ICollection to sort the nodes in a custom fashion.
I am attempting to reverse the numbers in the array I have below. I was able to set the numbers from 1 - 10, but now I am unable to get the array to work properly when trying to reverse, I keep getting an error "Value of type 'Integer' cannot be converted to 'System.Array'. [code]
I am attempting to reverse the numbers in the array I have below. I was able to set the numbers from 1 - 10, but now I am unable to get the array to work properly when trying to reverse, I keep getting an error "Value of type 'Integer' cannot be converted to 'System.Array'.
Module Module1im Sub Main() Dim array(10) As Integer
I'm creating this program where the user inputs their name in this one textbox, and they click on the button where it should come up with their name in reverse(Last Name, First Name) in a message box. My message box doesn't work. My code does show I'm using the If statement because I'm trying my make sure the user is inputting letters only and nothing else. But I would fix that later thats not my biggest concerns. [Code]
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