C# login database

This is how to make a C# login database.
VB and tut on how to make the database http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0dcPiLYrck

Source: http://www.deadcore.co.uk/download/tutorial/

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[HQLegendary]

Here's a couple of tips to make your code a bit smaller and more easy to understand. First of all, instead of creating a new instance of a string you could just use it all as one.

Console.WriteLine("Username: " + Console.ReadLine());

Same would go with the password. Another thing you could do is create the SqlConnection instance within the class so it doesn't have to be recreated each time a function is called. You could also add to the end of your string "/n" instead of.

Console.WriteLine("");

[deafjackomonster]

@HQLegendary Thats a good bunch of tip, cheers mate. Better then the flame of others :P

[xmuchtoocrazyx]

easy way to identify if it's c++ or c#, c++ has sub categories (private SUB), c# has (private void)

If it says SUB, it's C++, if it says VOID, it's C#

Quick tip :P

[deafjackomonster]

@xmuchtoocrazyx Or you just look at the title of the video...

[ekeeywaka]

C# And C++ are not the same languages.

[deafjackomonster]

Ummm, lawyers dont arrest people...

[HQLegendary]

@deafjackomonster Yeah no problem! :)

[Javith17]

Thanks this helped and teached me a lot

[VinholiZulu]

man, you're the best. I had read some tutorials, but, none gave me help like yours. Ty, and don't stop making excellent videos.

[CoDCopsProductions]

@xmuchtoocrazyx Actually, niether C++ or C# have the "Sub" keyword. Both use "private void" in the sense you mean it - as far as I can gather :) -- Just fyi.

[Kazaskater123]

Thanks. It took about an hour, but I got it to work.