Iterating Through Collections – For/Foreach Loop

Welcome dear readers! Today I’ll be showing you clear-cut example about how to use the For and Foreach Loop statements.

Tutorial – Making a TicTacToe Game

OK, I finally have time to finish the tutorials I promised a week ago.

First up is the Tic-Tac-Toe tutorial. Instead of writing a bunch of code and making things much more difficult for my readers, I’m going to upload the complete solution (58kb) online where anyone can download it.

The download link is here: http://sharebee.com/0e0d3c34

It’s fairly easy to follow along and you’ll learn things like Casting, Foreach Statements, Boolean Flags.

I really hope you enjoy it. Please feel free to leave some feedback and let me know what topics you’d like me to cover.

Happy coding!

Coming Up Tutorials: Tic-Tac-Toe, Lights Out and Hangman.

I’ll be working on those three game tutorials for your reading pleasure. I’ll show you the entire process from top to bottom and you’ll learn some nice things along the way.

They’ll be ready in about 3-4 days so stay tuned!

Loading a ComboBox with Data from a SQL Database.

Learn how to load a ComboBox with information directly from a Database! In this post you’ll learn how to have a ComboBox control load data using a DataSet linked to a Service-Based Database.

Adding Controls to your Application Programatically.

Learn how to add controls dynamically to your WindowsForms application! Dead simple to understand!

Opening a WindowsForm from another WindowsForm.

In this tutorial you’ll learn how to open a Form from inside of another Form! Easy to follow.

Welcome to CSharpTuts!

Welcome to the first post here at CSharpTuts!

I have a lot of things planned out for this site and hopefully you’ll all enjoy (and learn) a thing or two about how to use C#. I won’t go much into the theory behind the language, I’m assuming most of you just want to read how to solve a common problem with a common solution.

We’ll start things off slowly with a beautiful tutorial on how to create a pretty decent Adress book using Windows Forms and Microsoft SQL Server 2008.

I won’t explain how to install these, but I can tell you they’re now available for free in their respective Express editions.

So sit tight, and get ready to start learning and making kick-ass software!