How to Fix Errors Found In Source Code

Submitted by admin on

The majority of questions I received here is when somebody download my source code and found an error after running it. Well, actually you will not encounter those errors if you just follow the instructions on the readme file.

But sometimes, due to the fact that you are in a hurry to open the source code and want to see what’s on it, you forgot to read the important instructions.

This little guide will teach you on how to prevent this.

C# and .NET

Submitted by bunnyboxy on
C# (pronounced C-Sharp) is no doubt a language of choice in the .Net environment. It is a whole new language free of the backward compatibility curse with a whole bunch of new, exciting and promising features. It is an Object Oriented Programming language, and has at it's core many similarities to Java, C++ and VB. In fact, C# combines the power & efficiency of C++, the simple & clean OO design of Java, and the code simplification of Visual Basic.

Posting Guidelines

Submitted by admin on

The following guidelines will teach you how to post properly in this website.

Code Coloring

This website has a code coloring for every language you selected. Whether you submit an article, tutorial, comments, source code the syntax highlighting will trigger if you use the following code.

Adding minutes to a datetime variables

Submitted by planetsourcecode on
Sometime we stuck in a problem in which we have to get a time which is after 20 or 60 minutes then there is simple function which can add minutes to a particular datetime variable take an example we want to add 60 minutes to present time, for this we simply do is make an 2 objects of current datetime class i.e. date1 and date2
Subscribe to