Category: Technologies
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Let’s Create, .NET! Project ATM Part 1 – Create the project
So let’s go ahead and create a small console app that acts as an ATM. First we create the solution folder, solution file, the console app . Next create the MSTest project which we’ll use later. Add the test project to the solution. Finally add a reference to the ATM_project inside the test project. Awesome! […]
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Using LinkedLists in a .NET console application Part 3 – Find and update
Let’s locate a node and add elements prior to the node. First find the node with the string fox. Next we add quick and brown before. Awesome! Now iterate over the LinkedList again and check the result. Perfect! Now go out and make some LinkedLists, it’s free!
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Using LinkedLists in a .NET console application Part 2 – Add and remove nodes
Now it’s time to add a new word to the beginning of the list. If you iterate over the list again you will see that today is added as the first element in the linked list. Now let’s create a LinkedListnode containing the node we just created, remove it from the beginning and add it […]
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Using LinkedLists in a .NET console application
Create the LinkedList Add and remove nodes Find and update
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Using LinkedLists in a .NET console application Part 1 – Create the LinkedList
Let’s create and use a LinkedList which you can learn from here. First create the LinkedList from a string array. Now iterate over the linkedlist to see the elements Great! Now in the next post we’ll add and remove some nodes.
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Creating a dictionary in .NET Part 3 – Reading elements
Now it’s time to read some from our dictionary. First let’s see if there’s a key you want to see. Great! Let’s enumerate the dictionary next. Awesome! Now go out and create some dictionaries!
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Creating a dictionary in .NET Part 2 – Adding elements
Now it’s time to add two elements to the dictionary. In the next post we’ll check our key for the value.
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Creating a dictionary in .NET Part 1 – Create a string dictionary
Let’s create a dictionary in .NET from here. First create a new dictionary containing strings. Great! Now in the next post we’ll add some elements.
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Using the Stack class in .NET Part 3 – Peek and pop elements in the stack
Finally let’s peek and pop elements from our newly created stack. As you can see you popped the last item of the stack which made so you could peek on the second added item. Great work! Now go ahead and create some Stacks!
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