I agree with this fully, no reason i can see for the question that suits your purpose.

Kyle Rozendo Developer :: Seriun UK :: RSA

Heya, All you need to do is get the character array from the string, and loop through each character and convert it to an integer, normally int16 will do the job. The character converted to an integer leaves you its ASCII value :)

Kyle Rozendo Developer :: Seriun UK :: RSA

Depends on the person i suppose. I've doing a Certificate in Programming, Diploma in Software Development and am now completing a BSc IT. The reasons for continuing however aren't so much for the industry, but for the chance that i might leave my country - then the degree will be important. Basically my own goals are Microsoft Certs, and the degree is a piece of paper to make life easier down the line :) Kind Regards,

Kyle Rozendo Developer :: Seriun UK :: RSA

Thanks for the reply, appreciated :)

Kyle Rozendo Developer :: Seriun UK :: RSA

Yup i got myself caught into the Noodles in a cup, the sheer ease of it is what drew me to it! On the whole though i know the feeling of trying as best you can to eat healthy! Atleast i've gotten as far as Brown bread for Breakfast and Lunch :laugh:

Hi There, Has anyone here ever worked with VS2008 Team Suite? If so would you think it's wothwhile for a small team of developers to use? Have you had any issues with it, or has is it simply too fancy without the core functionality a team needs? Thanks for your replies in advance! Kind Regards, Kyle Rozendo

Im game for this, would be very helpful!

Wewps :-O

Here we go, changed it all to work with arrays. static void Main(string[] args) { int[] Numbers = new int[3]; int[] sum = new int[1]; Console.Write("Please enter the first integer: "); Numbers[0] = Convert.ToInt16(Console.ReadLine()); Console.Write("\nPlease enter the second integer: "); Numbers[1] = Convert.ToInt16(Console.ReadLine()); Console.Write("\nPlease enter the third integer: "); Numbers[2] = Convert.ToInt16(Console.ReadLine()); for (int i = 0; i < Numbers.Length; i++) sum[0] += Numbers[i]; Console.WriteLine("\nThe sum is {0}.", sum[0]); Console.ReadKey(); }