There are a lot of ways to do this, most people use jQuery but below is an example with raw JavaScript. You can usually listen to either key down or key up. In most cases, you won’t want code to execute until the key is released (key up). <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <script> function makeUpperCase() … Read more
Since you have read the user input into the variable input, check its content string input = Console.ReadLine().ToUpper(); switch (input) { case “S”: //TODO: Shake the Ball break; case “A”: //TODO: Ask a question break; case “G”: //TODO: Get the answer break; case “E”: //TODO: Exit the game break; default: // Unknown input break; } … Read more
You can use a filter like FilterQueryProvider with LIKE % command which will try to match character more efficiently rather than just pulling out the whole information. Example, // select query String sql = “”; sql += “SELECT * FROM ” + tableName; sql += ” WHERE ” + fieldObjectName + ” LIKE ‘%” + … Read more