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  • P Pete OHanlon

    // prepare for code on next line, this will take the value of a variable of type System.Int32 and add 1 to it
    // after completing the addition, the resultant value will be assigned to the variable.
    // NOTE: a prefixed ++ indicates the increment will happen before the expression is executed
    // NOTE: a suffixed ++ indicates the increment will happen after the expression is executed
    // SEE ALSO: -- in both prefix and suffix forms
    // SEE ALSO: this statement is the equivalent of += 1;
    // REMARK: the value will silently overflow if the variable's value is System.Int32.MaxValue.
    // REMARK (cont.): To have an exception throw on overflow, wrap code in checked { ... }.
    // ALSO NOTE: If the variable has not been initialized, the result is undefined.
    i++;

    You weren't very thorough.

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    leppie
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    // prepare for code on next line, this will take the value of a variable of type System.Int32 and add 1 to it
    // after completing the addition, the resultant value will be assigned to the variable.
    // NOTE: a prefixed ++ indicates the increment will happen before the expression is executed
    // NOTE: a suffixed ++ indicates the increment will happen after the expression is executed
    // SEE ALSO: -- in both prefix and suffix forms
    // SEE ALSO: this statement is the equivalent of += 1;
    // SEE ALSO: this statement is also the equivalent of var = var + 1;
    // REMARK: the value will silently overflow if the variable's value is System.Int32.MaxValue.
    // REMARK (cont.): To have an exception throw on overflow, wrap code in checked { ... }.
    // ALSO NOTE: If the variable has not been initialized, the result is undefined.
    i++;

    Neither were you :)

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    • M mattiek77

      because I never would have figured this out

      'this sets the engine type to singleline.
      engineType.Value = xxxxxxx.EngineEnumType.Singleline

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      Amar Chaudhary
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      #16

      Wow "Lord for code comments" working with "VB" :doh: Whats next ;P

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      • L leppie

        // prepare for code on next line, this will take the value of a variable of type System.Int32 and add 1 to it
        // after completing the addition, the resultant value will be assigned to the variable.
        // NOTE: a prefixed ++ indicates the increment will happen before the expression is executed
        // NOTE: a suffixed ++ indicates the increment will happen after the expression is executed
        // SEE ALSO: -- in both prefix and suffix forms
        // REMARK: the value will silently overflow if the variable's value is System.Int32.MaxValue.
        // REMARK (cont.): To have an exception throw on overflow, wrap code in checked { ... }.
        // ALSO NOTE: If the variable has not been initialized, the result is undefined.
        i++;

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        ((λ (x) `(,x ',x)) '(λ (x) `(,x ',x))) The Scheme Programming Language – Fourth Edition

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        Judah Gabriel Himango
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        #17

        -1, not enough xml

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        • M mattiek77

          because I never would have figured this out

          'this sets the engine type to singleline.
          engineType.Value = xxxxxxx.EngineEnumType.Singleline

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          WiGgLr
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          #18

          I've seen something like this before:

          // today I had a chicken sandwich for lunch, mmmm chicken
          for (i = 0; i < 10; i++)
          ...

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          • R R Giskard Reventlov

            Deyan Georgiev wrote:

            but at least my code is pretty much self-explaining.

            No it isn't! (Well, maybe yours is - mine isn't so I always make sure I write something to help whomever comes next).

            me, me, me "The dinosaurs became extinct because they didn't have a space program. And if we become extinct because we don't have a space program, it'll serve us right!" Larry Niven

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            Alan Beasley
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            digital man wrote:

            I always make sure I write something to help whomever comes next

            What like? - "Your in deep $hit, quit now!" :-D

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            • L leppie

              // prepare for code on next line, this will take the value of a variable of type System.Int32 and add 1 to it
              // after completing the addition, the resultant value will be assigned to the variable.
              // NOTE: a prefixed ++ indicates the increment will happen before the expression is executed
              // NOTE: a suffixed ++ indicates the increment will happen after the expression is executed
              // SEE ALSO: -- in both prefix and suffix forms
              // REMARK: the value will silently overflow if the variable's value is System.Int32.MaxValue.
              // REMARK (cont.): To have an exception throw on overflow, wrap code in checked { ... }.
              // ALSO NOTE: If the variable has not been initialized, the result is undefined.
              i++;

              xacc.ide
              IronScheme - 1.0 RC 1 - out now!
              ((λ (x) `(,x ',x)) '(λ (x) `(,x ',x))) The Scheme Programming Language – Fourth Edition

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              Lost User
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              #20

              Now if I had been drinking something I would have surely spewed it all over my monitor.

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              • J Judah Gabriel Himango

                -1, not enough xml

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                leppie
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                #21

                I dont like the color ;P

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                • C CPallini

                  'this sets the engine type to singleline.
                  engineType.Value = xxxxxxx.EngineEnumType.Keyfinder

                  :)

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                  PIEBALDconsult
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                  #22

                  or

                  'this sets the engine type to singleline.
                  engineType.Value = xxxxxxx.EngineEnumType.Wankel

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                  • P PIEBALDconsult

                    or

                    'this sets the engine type to singleline.
                    engineType.Value = xxxxxxx.EngineEnumType.Wankel

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                    CPallini
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                    :-D

                    If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler. -- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
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                    • A Amar Chaudhary

                      Wow "Lord for code comments" working with "VB" :doh: Whats next ;P

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                      mattiek77
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                      Hate VB with a passion, mainly because I find code and comment smell all over it. :((

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