1:supress the break keyword like:
int var = 1;
switch(var){
case 0:
case 1:
case n:
//your stmt goes here;
break;
case 23:
//stmt;
break;
}
2: Object = null;
3: try put .ToString after the index.
4: your can use return keyword.
hope it helps

except that
3.i got error:
strArry = fileName.Split(Convert.ToChar("."));

response.write (strArray[1])

error : cannot apply indexing [] to system.array

not working...

string[] strArray = new string[]

its an array !

& just use Split('.');

dont't think you convert strings to chars somehow !


Object = null;

sorry but it still doing prob.
i have quite a lot of expiernce in vbscript/vb6/vb.net
but totally beginner to c#:

string[] strArray = new string[];

strArry = fileName.Split(".");


string fileExtension = strArry[1];


switch(fileExtension)

{

case "gif":

}

str = "abc,def,ghi,jklm,no,pq,rstuvw,xyz";

string[] s = str.Split(',');

for (int i =0; i<s.Length;i++)

{

Response.Write(s[i] + "<br>");

}

I wouldn't use what you are doing with fileextensions - there are
methods in .NET to do that

what if you had a file called "my.filename.ext" which is quite reasonable ...
and common ... people tend to rename things by adding an extension to them,

e.g. global.aspx -> global.aspx.old

I see your point
string[] strArray = new string[]
is invalid as the array is not initialised.

I have a question :: In .NET is there a Vector array or equivalent ? i.e. an
array that grows or do we have to use ArrayList or make our own ???

u r right...
let me ask u another little thing:
myUpload.uploadPath = "c:\http\filesUpload\files\";

error: unrecognized escape sequance...

Use \\, since \ in a string needs a escape sequence.

what error  do you get? Index does not exist or anything else?

Wrong array declaration. Actually I haven't seen any declaration for your
strArray. Declare as this:

//use single quote for char - you don't have to use Convert class...
string[] strArray = fileName.Split('.');
...
Response.Write(strArray[0]);

"c:\\http\\filesUpload\\files\\";
don't know why your switching to C#, it was supposed to be the new thang, but as
time has gone by it is VB that has taken a hold more than anything else. All
jobs around my area recently are only interested in VBers.
C# was supposed to pull in the java boys - but they ain't shifting.
The C++er's have managed C++, but they seem to like C# better; but to them its
just another library they can use ... usually when performance isn't an issue
... it will never replace native code for them.

Its the VBer who HAVE to switch, thus gaining web skills and making direct
competition for java, thus spreading IIS , etc, etc, etc. It's server market
share is what MS want.

I just looked at

http://www.moreshet.co.il

I'm afraid you have bigger problems than the ones you are suffering, your whole
website is upside down !

because the vice manager of our company wants we will write  in c#.
i beg to him and wanted the familier vb...
anyway whats wrong in the site?
upside down?it's hebrew site.

When you get used to C# you'll never think of vb again. My college at work
swithed in one week and begins to like it very much...

I never thought of it to begin with.
(except when asp MADE me).

I agree with Robert, C# is better than VB
Think of it this way Elad .... for string length n
in VB you can have 26^n combinations (letters only)
But in C# you can have 52^n = (26^n)*(2^n)
so 2^n times as many strings available to you ... that's gotta make it better
hasn't it ?