major change

transfer in all changes from the previous sorting attempt, so I can have them in less commits

Author: CTH-npitx

.github/shortcuts/create

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 # Mono auto generated files
 mono_crash.*
 
-# Build results
+# Build results 
 [Dd]ebug/
 [Dd]ebugPublic/
 [Rr]elease/

.gitignore

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+for question 2, it depends also on how the staff member reacts, how I'm doing, ect.
+And, I constantly do it, so for trying to do it i'm probally  advanced. But, for actually succeeding... also, where's one that's between Developing and Proficient?
+
+for question three, uh... anyways... (reason it's not the lowest is, for instance, times where I have removed some features that I know could work, but are taking way too long)
+
+For question 5, I am doing it (so working on it, quite high). Stay on assigned tasks... well, if anything it's getting worse
+
+For question 18, I know how to, I just don't always do it. For instance, a lot of recursive if-then-else's, as I could do it, I just don't necessarily...
+
+for question 14, i'll reply with a question: people don't do that?
+
+For 15, I don't know all of them (like breakpoints), but I do use the information using that "play button" thing
+
+haven't done methods yet.
+
+you kidding? question 20 is partly why I take so long...

Notes.txt

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+this.close();
+	close current form, only shuts down entire form if used on parent
+Application.Exit();
+close
+
+Prefix for items
+Combo Box- cmb
+List Box- lsb
+Buton- btn
+Text Box- txt
+Label- lbl
+Progress Bar- prg
+group box- 
+	gbx
+convert string to integer:
+int i = int.Parse(string);
+
+convert any to integer
+int i = Conver.ToInt32(string);
+
+https://medium.com/wix-engineering/naming-convention-8-basic-rules-for-any-piece-of-code-c4c5f65b0c09
+https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/programming-naming-conventions-explained/
+
+pnl = panel
+
+timer = tmr

Programming Notes.txt

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+It is important to know the contents of a file before reading it.
+Otherwise the output may not be what you expect.
+For text files, it will be easy to read and process.
+For other types of files it will be substantially more difficult.
+Be sure to enclose your File read code in a Try-Catch construct to prevent runtime errors.
+
+using the File.ReadAllText or File.ReadAllLines vs the Stream options will take some practice to determine when to use them.
+Good luck and remember to COMMENT YOUR CODE!