String iterations ....

[Harvey Saayman]

Console.WriteLine("Satish"); Console.WriteLine("Satish"); Console.WriteLine("Satish"); Console.WriteLine("Satish"); Console.WriteLine("Satish"); Console.WriteLine("Satish"); Console.WriteLine("Satish"); Console.WriteLine("Satish"); Console.WriteLine("Satish"); - - - - - -Console.WriteLine("Satish");

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[Harvey Saayman]

question... why no loops? whats the point of not using the "tools" a language offers?

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[Lost User]

HarveySaayman wrote:

you.suck = (you.passion != Programming)

This is more interesting. :-D

He died when he was alive.

[Harvey Saayman]

haha, agreed!

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[nareshss]

Thanq ... This is the Question i faced in an interview . Thats y am asking , is there any procedure to do it . thats all .... Thanq frnds ...

[phannon86]

Probably a homework assignment, that's usually what these types of questions are. e.g. Do this, but you're not allowed to use this".

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[Harvey Saayman]

what was your reply to the question?

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[Maruf Maniruzzaman]

Does following work? public static void printit(string value, int num) { if (num < 1) return; num--; Console.WriteLine(value); printit(value, num); } static void Main() { printit("Satish", 100); }

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[Roger Alsing 0]

Functional style :-) Well there is a condition in it so Id say it doesnt live up to the OPs requirements.

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[nareshss]

By using "Console.WriteLine" is the answer for my question . He asked me the basic question but i thought that there is any other tech to implement like that .... Thats wat ... ok Thanq Saayman ....

[Roger Alsing 0]

C#3

string res = Enumerable
.Repeat("Satish", 100)
.Aggregate((left, right) => left + Environment.NewLine + right);

Console.WriteLine(res);

Do I get a cookie?

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[Maruf Maniruzzaman]

Enumerable maintains an array- am I right? ;P

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[Guffa]

nareshss wrote:

i have a doubt lie this

You mean a question? ;) 1.

Console.Write(new String('x',100).Replace("x","Satish\r\n"));

Console.Write("ssssssssss".Replace("s","ssssssssss").Replace("s","Satish\r\n"));

public string msg(int cnt) { return "Satish\r\n" + (cnt > 1 ? msg(cnt - 1) : string.Empty); }
Console.Write(msg(100));

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modified on Monday, February 25, 2008 8:15 AM

[Malcolm Smart]

Guffa wrote:

Console.Write("ssssssssss".Replace("s","ssssssssss").Replace("s","Satish\r\n"));

Sheer genius. :laugh:

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[engsrini]

simply superb.. :)

[JavedWahid]

what about a recursive function?