huffman algorime in asp.net

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hi my friends.
i searched for huffman algoritme in asp.net. but i didn,t find anything.
i have the source of huffman in c# but i can not convert to asp.net.
now i need this algoritme in asp.net and it is very important and necessery for me.
if you have this algoritm in asp.net , i,m thanks for present program for me.
this is link of my c# code:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/nr0t6ywg3gqtw44/HuffmanTest.zip?dl=0[^]
now i want convert this program to asp.net.
thanks

Posted 31-May-15 10:58am

Mohammad Hasanpoor

Updated 1-Jun-15 11:03am

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CHill60 31-May-15 17:10pm

ASP.net uses C# in the code behind, so what is your problem?

Sascha Lefèvre 31-May-15 17:14pm

To expand on CHill60's comment: You fell victim to an unfortunately widespread misconception. C# is a programming language, ASP.NET is a web-technology. ASP.NET is usually implemented using C# or VB.NET. So there's no such thing as converting anything from C# to ASP.NET. You can just use it.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 1-Jun-15 17:36pm

I'm sorry to say the inquirer did not get it. Please see the comments to the answers.
I would dub it all hopeless... :-(
—SA

Sascha Lefèvre 1-Jun-15 18:00pm

I made a last-ditch effort ;-)

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 1-Jun-15 18:58pm

:-)

Mohammad Hasanpoor 1-Jun-15 17:05pm

yes. asp is for web and c# for windows. but i know c# but not very professional.
i try convert my program to asp.net but i had problem.
this is my c# program and i want convert this program to asp.net. please help.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/nr0t6ywg3gqtw44/HuffmanTest.zip?dl=0
thanks

Sascha Lefèvre 1-Jun-15 17:58pm

> "asp is for web and c# for windows."

"asp is for web" is correct. "c# for windows" is somewhat correct.

But saying both in one sentence shows that you have a wrong idea. Because C# is not only for Windows-Desktop-Applications (I assume that's what you mean). C# is also "for" ASP. ASP and C# are not alternatives. ASP is a web-technology, C# is a programming language. ASP is not a programming language. You need C# to implement ASP (unless you use VB.NET instead of C#).

The project you have there is a Windows Forms-project. And it contains the Huffman-algorithm in form of two files: HuffmanTree.cs and Node.cs. You can just take those two files and include them in your ASP.NET project if you already have one or, if you don't already have one, set up an "empty" ASP.NET project and include these files there. And then take look into the file Form1.cs to see how it is being used and use it like that somewhere in your ASP.NET project. Done. No need to convert anything.

Mohammad Hasanpoor 1-Jun-15 18:43pm

yes. it is true.
i made asp.net project and i copy c# classes and codes there.
but i have one error when i import HuffmanTree.cs class.
this error :
Error 2 The type or namespace name 'HuffmanTree' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?) C:\Users\Mohammad\Documents\Visual Studio 2010\WebSites\WebSite4\Default.aspx.cs 19 35 C:\...\WebSite4\

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2015-05-31T14:55:00

Solution 1

You did not find anything because you narrowed down your choice with totally irrelevant criterion "ASP.NET". Remove "ASP.NET" from your search criteria and replace is with something related to .NET. It will give you more than enough:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=(%22Huffman+algorithm%22+OR+%22Huffman+coding%22)+(%22.NET%22+OR+%22C%23%22+OR+%22VB.NET%22+OR+CLI+OR+CLR)[^].

And then you can use what you find in ASP.NET.

—SA

Posted 31-May-15 14:55pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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Mohammad Hasanpoor 1-Jun-15 17:12pm

but i did not find for asp.net.
i just found for c++,c# and vb.net.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 1-Jun-15 17:32pm

After all, can you read and understand anything at all?
I clearly explained how to search it. You don't need to "find for ASP.NET", never. You need to find it for .NET and use with ASP.NET or without ASP.NET.

Okay, let me explain it on a simple example:

Imagine that you ask a question: "How to implement Huffman in the code written on first Friday of any month on the beach of Miami?" How do you think, will you find any useful answers? No one will write on this topic because no one care where it is written and at what location on the face of the Earth. More importantly, you should not care about it.

Also, you should understand that software is not "found", it is written. If everyone tried to "find" everything, who would do the work itself, to provide something to be found.

You behavior, with all your possible good intentions, it so counter-productive, that I cannot imagine that any help could be useful for you. You are just wasting your own and other people's time.

—SA

Mohammad Hasanpoor 1-Jun-15 18:18pm

i,m so sorry if i have problem in writing and speaking.
thanks for your Guidance.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 1-Jun-15 18:59pm

No problem; it will come. Are you going to accept the answer formally?
It is really the working advice.
—SA

Nakul Chaudhari · Answer 2 · 2015-05-31T23:29:00

Solution 2

http://snipd.net/huffman-coding-in-c[^]

Algoritmo de Huffman en c#[^]

Posted 31-May-15 23:29pm

Nakul Chaudhari

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Mohammad Hasanpoor 1-Jun-15 16:46pm

sorry , but i said i have c# code.
i need asp.net code. please help.
(i don,t learn asp.net)
(this is my c# code) https://www.dropbox.com/s/nr0t6ywg3gqtw44/HuffmanTest.zip?dl=0
thanks

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 1-Jun-15 17:35pm

Abuse! I already explained why. Please see the comment to my answer.
—SA