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Write a simple program of operator overloading IN C SHARP?
class NumberString{private string _value;private static int getIntValue(string aString) {return int.Parse(aString);}public static NumberString operator +(NumberString n1, NumberString n2) {return new NumberString(getIntValue(n1._value) + getIntValue(n2._value));}public NumberString(int n) { _value = n.ToString(); }}
Steps to make a dove kite are?
make a dove and cut it and put and stick broom sticks to it and tie astring and fly it inthe sky and enjoy and say hookh bar
How do you play a chord on guitar that has a note on the g string and Astring but nothing on the d string?
-----------7------------------ ------------------------------ -----------9------------------ something like that, how do you play that? ============ You will have to use your fingertips (usually the index and ringfinger) to fret those notes, while using the fleshy part of those fingers -- or another finger -- to lightly rest on the D string without fretting it down. That will mute that string, and you can strum all three strings but only have the A and G strings sound. Alternately, if the style of music allows, you can play those strings with fingers, bypassing the need for left-hand string muting. Ritchie Blackmore of Deep Purple, for example, played the famous riff to "Smoke on the Water" using his fingers, not a pick. And Lindsey Buckingham of Fleetwood Mac also uses primarily his fingers to pick the strings. oo okay thanks!
Does ian watkins from the lostprophets have a girlfriend or boyfriend?
he's had astring of guys and girls on the go at the same time for years. Hes currently single and in jail for various paedophile charges and other sexual offences after evidence was given by a number of people including ex lovers
What are the diff between Class and Delegates in C sharp?
A Class may have data members and methods defined, extended, or overridden, while a delegate has no members, no methods.A delegate is nothing but a method pointer (the method is not invoked immediately, or a defer execution some may call it), or a wrapper around a particular classification of existing methods, regardless those methods are public, internal, private (yes, a private method may be wrapped as a delegate), static or not!!For examples:public delegate void NoArgumentProcedure();public delegate int StringToIntConvertor(string aString);NoArgumentProcedure clear = Console.Clear; //Clear() is not called yetStringToIntConvertor converter = int.Parse; // a static methodIf you look carefully how the actual method being assigned to a delegate variable, you would notice the syntax may seem to be "property" signatures. Aha, delegate CANNOT point to property! (because the set/get are 2 different classification of methods!!)
Why are corals unique?
Because onnce a guy was scuba diving and noticed coral reefs were dying to he took the coral reef to a aquarium and broke pieces of them and hung them by astring in the water and repeated the process so that's why there's so much of them
How do you print the revers string?
u got a String AString B stores the reverseA="John"use a reverse loop.for(int i=A.length();i>0;i--){p=A.charAt(i);B=B+p;}thats it u got the reverse in BIn Java, you can just use the build-in method of the class StringBuffer.
How do Porcupines prepare for Winter?
winter, are different in structure and location.Pre-winter dens are usually near favoriteroosting or feeding areas and consist primarilyof hollow trees. Winter dens are generally rockcrevices in steep-sloped areas and located awayfrom their preferred roosting or feeding sites. Astring of below freezing temperature daysstimulates porcupines to enter a permanentden. Where rock crevices are used for dens,porcupines commonly come out to feed atnight.Although porcupines prefer rock crevices forwinter dens, if these are not available, caves,live hollow trees, hollow logs, human outbuildings,and thickly branched crowns of evergreensare suitable substitutes. Den use by porcupinesis not mandatory, and some animals remainoutside all year. This is especially true in areaswhere evergreens are abundant and no suitablerock crevices are available. Hemlock, Douglasfir, white spruce, yellow pine, and white fir arefavorite trees for winter survival. In addition toproviding shelter, these conifer trees alsoprovide a convenient food source.Porcupines do not use bedding or nesting materialin the den but, instead, prefer a dry floor devoid ofleaves and debris. Large accumulations of fecesoccur since dens are used year after year. In moist,temperate climates, feces are decomposed by mites;however, in dry, arid climates, accumulated fecesform into an extremely hard concrete-like mass.Two factors influence springtime exit from aden: a series of days where temperatures areabove freezing and decreased snow pack. Inareas of deep, fluffy snow where travel isdifficult, porcupines leave den sites only whensnow pack diminishes.Porcupines are nocturnal animals and active allyear. However, much time is spent resting intrees called "rest trees." Use of a den or rest treeis evident by the presence of broken quills,recent scats, and the pungent odor of urine.Rest trees are a critical component of theirhabitat, even during adverse winter weather
