Technology Enthusiast
C#
Windows 7 Workshop
02 years ago
Met YangLin, Pratibha, Eugene and Alex there while I attend the Windows 7 Development workshop at SMU organised by SG Acad Team, MS Singapore. I have been following Jocelyn Villaraza‘s blog but never had a chance to see her in action and today, finally, i had. Pretty good presentation done by her.
I am gonna rewrite one of her guide for my school’s bootcamp. Hope to get it done when I am free next week ( After Monday ). I never knew that program was so cool.
Going to teach wushu tomorrow morning!
What I will be doing next?
0Seems like its about 90% done.
I am looking to do a full HTML or CSS reference and tutorial website once I am done with my current website and promotion.
I have a few domains to use.
To do list:
-Upgrade my blog’s script
-C# boot camp #2 / #3 ( Its lying in my admin panel for very long already. )
-Disclaimer and About Me page.
-Clear up unused domains in my cPanel
-Clear up unused MySQL in my cPanel
= VS ==
0Those who does coding should had once encountered this problem.
To use = or ==. I stumbled on this problem again yesterday when coding up the site.
= Used for assignment.
Example:
$variable = "guohong";
string variableString = "guohong";
== Used for comparison.
Example:
if ( $variable == "guohong" )
Just to put here to remind myself in the future
C# Boot Camp ( Part 1)
0What is C#? ( Wiki to what is C# )
Anyway it was fun. 3 letters to summarise the whole UX ( User Experience ). Haha
This maybe useful for me in the future.
//This is how to comment in C#
//This is how to make a message box come out, Message.Show
//(CONTENT OF MESSAGE BOX, TITLE OF THE MESSAGE BOX)
Message.Show("Guo Hong", "Title")
In php, to add things on to a string variable, we do
$des = "Guo Hong is ";
$des .= "handome.";
but in C#,
string des = "Guo Hong is ";
des += "handome.";
Notice the += and .= ?
Haha, hopefully tomorrow will be more interesting! 
