C#

Xmen wrote:

so why we uses | to decrease our performance?

x = 6 | 3; <br />
//x = 7<br />
//  110<br />
//| 011<br />
//= 111<br />
<br />
x = 6 & 3; <br />
//x = 2<br />
//  110<br />
//| 011<br />
//= 010<br />

if(amanda.AttemptKiss() & sarah.AttempKiss())
  Console.WriteLine("I'm back at university");

<br />
Queue<girl> girls = new Queue<girl>();<br />
PopulateFromBar(girls);<br />
foreach(Girl g in girls){<br />
  try {<br />
    Drink d = bar.GetDrink();<br />
    this.AttemptFlirt(g);<br />
    g.Imbibe(d);<br />
    this.AttemptKiss(g);<br />
    this.CopAFeel(g);<br />
    this.InviteHome(g);<br />
    this.AddCompanion(g);<br />
    this.Successes++;<br />
    break;<br />
  } catch(SlapException e) {<br />
    this.AvoidList.Add(e.Girl);<br />
    this.Drink(bar.GetDrink());<br />
  } catch (RejectionException e) {<br />
    this.Drink(bar.GetDrink());<br />
  }<br />
}<br />
<br />
this.Travel(this.Home);<br />
</girl></girl>

John Oxley wrote:

Can you get smaller than a short?

if ( g.HasFriend )
{
    this.WingMan.Add ( g.Friend ) ;
}

this.buttonEnter.Click += new System.EventHandler(this.buttonEnter_Click);

double BitwiseAnd(double l, double r)
{
    //we want 8 significant decimal points
    int scale = (int)Math.Pow(10, 8);
    int left = (int)(scale * l);
    int right = (int)(scale * r);
    //perform our bitwise and ont he scaled versions
    double result = (left & right);
    return result / scale;
}