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How to make resistor color code

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    i have any problem about in visual C# source code. how to make the application resistor color code in Visual C #? I ask for its support ...... thank's

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      i have any problem about in visual C# source code. how to make the application resistor color code in Visual C #? I ask for its support ...... thank's

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      Your question doesn't make much sense. Please edit it and add more meaningful information.

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        i have any problem about in visual C# source code. how to make the application resistor color code in Visual C #? I ask for its support ...... thank's

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        Come up with a set of requirements first. What do you want this app to do? Then break down those requirements into small parts you can solve and come up with designs for those parts. Then code each part to the design until you have all of the problems solved.

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          Come up with a set of requirements first. What do you want this app to do? Then break down those requirements into small parts you can solve and come up with designs for those parts. Then code each part to the design until you have all of the problems solved.

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          I would like this application, when I select the colors of the band resistor will be out the amount of value in the "ohm" you have an example source code?

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            I would like this application, when I select the colors of the band resistor will be out the amount of value in the "ohm" you have an example source code?

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            Just two links out of 200.000+ after typing "resistor color code c#" into Google search: http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/topic/183286-resistor-color-code-game/[^] http://www.sourcecodesworld.com/source/show.asp?ScriptID=1209[^] regards Michel

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              I would like this application, when I select the colors of the band resistor will be out the amount of value in the "ohm" you have an example source code?

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              Dave Kreskowiak
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              You're most likely NOT going to find example source code for this. This shouldn't be that hard. Picking the number of bands and the colors for each would probably be the hardest part. After that, it's pretty simple to do the math to get the resistor value.

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                i have any problem about in visual C# source code. how to make the application resistor color code in Visual C #? I ask for its support ...... thank's

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                Luc Pattyn
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                this is not a gimme-code site. You can come here and ask specific questions when you tried something yourself and got stuck somehow. Resistor colors to resistance value conversion is a pretty simple homework assignment. Get to it. :)

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                  this is not a gimme-code site. You can come here and ask specific questions when you tried something yourself and got stuck somehow. Resistor colors to resistance value conversion is a pretty simple homework assignment. Get to it. :)

                  Luc Pattyn [My Articles] Nil Volentibus Arduum


                  Fed up by FireFox memory leaks I switched to Opera and now CP doesn't perform its paste magic, so links will not be offered. Sorry.

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                  It's been a while since I've done component-level troubleshooting, but some of those color bands were *very* indistinguishable, especially when the manufacturer made them very thin. I remember browns and purples that were basically the same... Anyway, interesting program idea. :thumbsup:

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