No thanks, I already had lunch

[stannius]

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</FONT><FONT color=#0000ff size=2>if</FONT><FONT size=2>(Addresses[i].CustomerId == 21119)
</FONT><FONT size=2>{
</FONT><FONT color=#0000ff size=2>   string</FONT><FONT size=2> eatShit = </FONT><FONT color=#0000ff size=2>string</FONT><FONT size=2>.Empty;
}

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[cconroy]

<font size="2">He didn't finish coding yet -- the block should also include:



string die = string.Empty;

...

string insult = eatShit + die;



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[dhromed]

@cconroy said:

<font size="2">He didn't finish coding yet -- the block should also include:



string die = string.Empty;

...

string insult = eatShit + die;



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I think it's best expressed in VB.

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string insult = eatShit & die</font>

[D3vy]

@dhromed said:

@cconroy said:

<FONT size=2>He didn't finish coding yet -- the block should also include:

string die = string.Empty;
...
string insult = eatShit + die;

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I think it's best expressed in VB.

<FONT size=2>string insult = eatShit & die</FONT>

both methods are inefficient

string insult = String.Format("{0} & {1)", eatShit, die);

- Not sure if that applies to VB but Im sure there is a better way to concat a string in VB string.Concat()???