Introductory C# web-based tutorials

[kyrathaba]

This screen capture demo can now be found here.

[kyrathaba]

One of these days I'm going to get around to doing a third C# tutorial series.

For today, though, I just thought I'd share this class I whipped up for a project I'm working on. It takes total milliseconds of elapsed time and converts it to a string description. There are two static methods in the class. One of them can return strings such as:

1.308 Days
2.059 Hours

The other will return descriptions like this from the total milliseconds:

2d 5h 18m 325ms

See the attachment.

I've fixed a bug, and re-uploaded this helper class.

[kyrathaba]

For anyone interested, it's extremely simple, in C#, to determine whether your internet connection is "up" (connected) or "down" (not connected). I've done a C# project demonstrating:



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[Redhat]

I just wanted to thank you for these tutorials Bryan, I'm working my way through and enjoying them a lot 

[kyrathaba]

Excellent, Redhat! Let me know if you get stuck on anything.

[Renegade]

For anyone interested, it's extremely simple, in C#, to determine whether your internet connection is "up" (connected) or "down" (not connected). I've done a C# project demonstrating:



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-kyrathaba (February 05, 2012, 08:35 AM)

Very nifty tutorial program!