Hey guys! 1st time poster here. Got a quick question. I'm just
beginning my journey into csharp and am developing a win32 app that
will retrieve a given useres account pull raw data from a db and
display that info. One of the things i need t odo is look at 7 entries
and compare those and then decide which is biggest and display that.
I am stuck. Can anyone help me out. I'm in no way asking for someone to
do this and me strip the code i would just like some very guided
directon. Any productive response would be awesome.
Peter Rilling - 30 Nov 2005 23:07 GMT
Not sure if there more to your problem that what a simple algorithm might
solve, but here is something that might work. I just threw it together and
so I am not sure if it will work.
public int findLargest( params int[] numSet ){
int largestFound = numSet[0];
// This can be optimized so that first element is not eval since it was
initialized above.
foreach( int num in numSet ){
largestFound = Math.Max(largestFound, num);
}
return largestFound;
}
> Hey guys! 1st time poster here. Got a quick question. I'm just
> beginning my journey into csharp and am developing a win32 app that
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> do this and me strip the code i would just like some very guided
> directon. Any productive response would be awesome.
raj - 30 Nov 2005 23:09 GMT
this is a simple approach
i will write psudocode and hope that u can figure it all out
its extremely easy
variable currentNum = 0
variable largestFound = 0
take the very first # assign it to currentNum
while(we have more numbers)
{
if currentNum > largestFound
largestFound = currentNum
currentNum = read next number
}
> Hey guys! 1st time poster here. Got a quick question. I'm just
> beginning my journey into csharp and am developing a win32 app that
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> do this and me strip the code i would just like some very guided
> directon. Any productive response would be awesome.
esparkman - 30 Nov 2005 23:25 GMT
Thanks! Raj you is the man!
That is a much simpler approach.