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A good teacher makes it sound easy, like you do here - thanks mate!
Is it possible to stack without an array/list? Show me how to create your Push, Pop, etc method.
Great teacher, please translate your courses into Spanish or Portuguese if possible. I am Brazilian and I have some of your courses, they are excellent courses. A big hug here from Brazil. Peace and light!
Hey! We will definitely look into it :)
Thanks you teacher. =)
You are welcome : )
int[] numbers = new int[] { 1, 69, 666, 23, 85, 74, 23, 96, 51 }; Stack stack = new Stack(); numbers = numbers.OrderBy(x => x).ToArray(); foreach (int number in numbers) { stack.Push(number); } foreach (var test in stack) { Console.WriteLine(test); }
π C# Progress Academy - Become a job-ready C# and Angular web developer to land your dream developer role: bit.ly/45vbPUg
A good teacher makes it sound easy, like you do here - thanks mate!
Is it possible to stack without an array/list? Show me how to create your Push, Pop, etc method.
Great teacher, please translate your courses into Spanish or Portuguese if possible. I am Brazilian and I have some of your courses, they are excellent courses. A big hug here from Brazil. Peace and light!
Hey! We will definitely look into it :)
Thanks you teacher. =)
You are welcome : )
int[] numbers = new int[] { 1, 69, 666, 23, 85, 74, 23, 96, 51 };
Stack stack = new Stack();
numbers = numbers.OrderBy(x => x).ToArray();
foreach (int number in numbers)
{
stack.Push(number);
}
foreach (var test in stack)
{
Console.WriteLine(test);
}