Cheesy. :thumbsup:

Eddy Vluggen wrote:

SQLite, if you familiar with databases. It's free and small.

Microsoft SQL Server Developer edition is also free AND comes with free tools.

No private. Ask your questions here and there are lots of people who can answer.

Obviously it depends on what you are trying to keep track of. I would suggest googling because there are lots of sites that make comparisons of the various options.

Sorry for interrupting. Carry on. ;)

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Are you arguing with yourself?

Greg Utas wrote:

The rule about only returning at the end of a function leads to convoluted code

As opposed to it not being clear when and where something can be returned.

All you have to do is debug your code and you'll figure it out. Note, isNaN('') returns false because '' gets converted to a number first (0). But all you have to do is debug. Very easy.

Chris Maunder wrote:

Your rewrite is how it should be done.

Why? It's not as clear as to what the code will do. Plus, returning from inside an if is bad form.

There is no specific way to answer you because we have no idea how you are processing the records. One way to do it is to process one record at a time and put that code in a try catch, inside the loop. That way the loop will continue. However, if the problem is that the database is not available, for example, then it's going to throw an exception for every single record you are processing.

Cp-Coder wrote:

I have never seen a golf ball being struck that hard and well.

I have. Happy Gilmore. :-D

That is pretty frustrating. It's like telling Steph Curry he can't shoot the long shot anymore.

Start by learning the basics by reading books, doing tutorials, watching videos, etc. Then, I would suggest making some application. I learn best by doing so I'd make some sort of app.

Never ever do it.