How do you populate a list with a structure at form load in C#










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I'm just flat out lost. What I need to do is get the structure, specifically cookie name to populate the list box. Than when i click on the selected item it should change the data in the labels... there is more to it but this is where I am right now. Yes it's homework but I'm also in my 30's with a good job. I'm just trying to learn this stuff so I might be able to use it in my hobbies. So please only help no snark about "do your own homework."



 using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.Windows.Forms;

namespace Unit_8_Cookie_Scouts

struct CookieStruct

public string cookieName;
public decimal cookiePrice;
public int inventoryNum;
public decimal valueOfInventory;


public partial class CookeScouts : Form

//create a List as a field
private List<CookieStruct> cookieList = new List<CookieStruct>();

List<string> cookieName = new List<string>() "Peppermint Flatties", "Chocolate Chippers", "Pecan Paradise", "Sugary Shortcake" ;
List<decimal> cookiePrice = new List<decimal>() 4.99m, 4.76m, 6.82m, 5.99m ;
List<int> inventoryNum = new List<int>() 8, 17, 9, 12 ;
List<decimal> valueOfInventory = new List<decimal>() 39.92m, 80.92m, 61.38m, 71.88m ;

public CookeScouts()

InitializeComponent();

int Index = lstCookies.SelectedIndex;
//update values with index 0
tempInfo.cookieName = cookieName(0);
//create a temp structure object to add values too
CookieStruct tempInfo = new CookieStruct();
//add temp structure object to list at form level
tempInfo.cookieName = cookieName(Index).Text;
//add temp structure to list at form level
cookieList.Add(tempInfo);

for (int index = 0; index < cookieList.Count; index++)

lstCookies.Items.Add(index);


LoadListBox();


private void btnUpdate_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)





///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////// METHODS /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
private void LoadListBox()

string output;

//loop through and add to combo box
foreach (CookieStruct tempInfo in cookieList)

//make output line for combo box
output = tempInfo.cookieName;

//send the output to combo box cboCustomers
lstCookies.Items.Add(output);






//////////////////////////////CLASS//////////////////////
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace Unit_8_Cookie_Scouts

class clsCookies

//delcare variables
string _ItemType;
decimal _Price;
decimal _Inventory;
decimal _Value;

//new instance of class
public clsCookies()

_ItemType = "";
_Price = 0;
_Inventory = 0;
_Value = 0;


public clsCookies(string CookieName, decimal CookiePrice, decimal InvAmount, decimal TotalValue)

_ItemType = CookieName;
_Price = CookiePrice;
_Inventory = InvAmount;
_Value = TotalValue;


//properties
public string CookieType

get return _ItemType;
set _ItemType = value;


public decimal Price

get return _Price;
set _Price = value;


public decimal Inventory

get return _Inventory;
set _Inventory = value;


public decimal Value

get

return _Value;



/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/////////////////////////////////// METHODS ///////////////////////////////////////
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

public void UpdateInventory(int InvChanged)

_Inventory += InvChanged;


public void UpdateValue(decimal ValueChanged)

_Value = _Price * _Inventory;












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  • If you want to use DataBinding (AKA the easy way), you'll want to convert the structure to a class with properties
    – WelcomeOverflow
    Nov 11 '18 at 20:22











  • You need to create cookie struct objects and not create seperate list..
    – Aldert
    Nov 11 '18 at 20:25










  • Isn't that what I did? I made the structure than defined each part?
    – Ravenna Lacroix
    Nov 11 '18 at 20:28










  • I made a class too...
    – Ravenna Lacroix
    Nov 11 '18 at 20:29










  • I added the class to what I did.
    – Ravenna Lacroix
    Nov 11 '18 at 20:32















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I'm just flat out lost. What I need to do is get the structure, specifically cookie name to populate the list box. Than when i click on the selected item it should change the data in the labels... there is more to it but this is where I am right now. Yes it's homework but I'm also in my 30's with a good job. I'm just trying to learn this stuff so I might be able to use it in my hobbies. So please only help no snark about "do your own homework."



 using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.Windows.Forms;

namespace Unit_8_Cookie_Scouts

struct CookieStruct

public string cookieName;
public decimal cookiePrice;
public int inventoryNum;
public decimal valueOfInventory;


public partial class CookeScouts : Form

//create a List as a field
private List<CookieStruct> cookieList = new List<CookieStruct>();

List<string> cookieName = new List<string>() "Peppermint Flatties", "Chocolate Chippers", "Pecan Paradise", "Sugary Shortcake" ;
List<decimal> cookiePrice = new List<decimal>() 4.99m, 4.76m, 6.82m, 5.99m ;
List<int> inventoryNum = new List<int>() 8, 17, 9, 12 ;
List<decimal> valueOfInventory = new List<decimal>() 39.92m, 80.92m, 61.38m, 71.88m ;

public CookeScouts()

InitializeComponent();

int Index = lstCookies.SelectedIndex;
//update values with index 0
tempInfo.cookieName = cookieName(0);
//create a temp structure object to add values too
CookieStruct tempInfo = new CookieStruct();
//add temp structure object to list at form level
tempInfo.cookieName = cookieName(Index).Text;
//add temp structure to list at form level
cookieList.Add(tempInfo);

for (int index = 0; index < cookieList.Count; index++)

lstCookies.Items.Add(index);


LoadListBox();


private void btnUpdate_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)





///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////// METHODS /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
private void LoadListBox()

string output;

//loop through and add to combo box
foreach (CookieStruct tempInfo in cookieList)

//make output line for combo box
output = tempInfo.cookieName;

//send the output to combo box cboCustomers
lstCookies.Items.Add(output);






//////////////////////////////CLASS//////////////////////
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace Unit_8_Cookie_Scouts

class clsCookies

//delcare variables
string _ItemType;
decimal _Price;
decimal _Inventory;
decimal _Value;

//new instance of class
public clsCookies()

_ItemType = "";
_Price = 0;
_Inventory = 0;
_Value = 0;


public clsCookies(string CookieName, decimal CookiePrice, decimal InvAmount, decimal TotalValue)

_ItemType = CookieName;
_Price = CookiePrice;
_Inventory = InvAmount;
_Value = TotalValue;


//properties
public string CookieType

get return _ItemType;
set _ItemType = value;


public decimal Price

get return _Price;
set _Price = value;


public decimal Inventory

get return _Inventory;
set _Inventory = value;


public decimal Value

get

return _Value;



/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/////////////////////////////////// METHODS ///////////////////////////////////////
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

public void UpdateInventory(int InvChanged)

_Inventory += InvChanged;


public void UpdateValue(decimal ValueChanged)

_Value = _Price * _Inventory;












share|improve this question























  • If you want to use DataBinding (AKA the easy way), you'll want to convert the structure to a class with properties
    – WelcomeOverflow
    Nov 11 '18 at 20:22











  • You need to create cookie struct objects and not create seperate list..
    – Aldert
    Nov 11 '18 at 20:25










  • Isn't that what I did? I made the structure than defined each part?
    – Ravenna Lacroix
    Nov 11 '18 at 20:28










  • I made a class too...
    – Ravenna Lacroix
    Nov 11 '18 at 20:29










  • I added the class to what I did.
    – Ravenna Lacroix
    Nov 11 '18 at 20:32













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I'm just flat out lost. What I need to do is get the structure, specifically cookie name to populate the list box. Than when i click on the selected item it should change the data in the labels... there is more to it but this is where I am right now. Yes it's homework but I'm also in my 30's with a good job. I'm just trying to learn this stuff so I might be able to use it in my hobbies. So please only help no snark about "do your own homework."



 using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.Windows.Forms;

namespace Unit_8_Cookie_Scouts

struct CookieStruct

public string cookieName;
public decimal cookiePrice;
public int inventoryNum;
public decimal valueOfInventory;


public partial class CookeScouts : Form

//create a List as a field
private List<CookieStruct> cookieList = new List<CookieStruct>();

List<string> cookieName = new List<string>() "Peppermint Flatties", "Chocolate Chippers", "Pecan Paradise", "Sugary Shortcake" ;
List<decimal> cookiePrice = new List<decimal>() 4.99m, 4.76m, 6.82m, 5.99m ;
List<int> inventoryNum = new List<int>() 8, 17, 9, 12 ;
List<decimal> valueOfInventory = new List<decimal>() 39.92m, 80.92m, 61.38m, 71.88m ;

public CookeScouts()

InitializeComponent();

int Index = lstCookies.SelectedIndex;
//update values with index 0
tempInfo.cookieName = cookieName(0);
//create a temp structure object to add values too
CookieStruct tempInfo = new CookieStruct();
//add temp structure object to list at form level
tempInfo.cookieName = cookieName(Index).Text;
//add temp structure to list at form level
cookieList.Add(tempInfo);

for (int index = 0; index < cookieList.Count; index++)

lstCookies.Items.Add(index);


LoadListBox();


private void btnUpdate_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)





///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////// METHODS /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
private void LoadListBox()

string output;

//loop through and add to combo box
foreach (CookieStruct tempInfo in cookieList)

//make output line for combo box
output = tempInfo.cookieName;

//send the output to combo box cboCustomers
lstCookies.Items.Add(output);






//////////////////////////////CLASS//////////////////////
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace Unit_8_Cookie_Scouts

class clsCookies

//delcare variables
string _ItemType;
decimal _Price;
decimal _Inventory;
decimal _Value;

//new instance of class
public clsCookies()

_ItemType = "";
_Price = 0;
_Inventory = 0;
_Value = 0;


public clsCookies(string CookieName, decimal CookiePrice, decimal InvAmount, decimal TotalValue)

_ItemType = CookieName;
_Price = CookiePrice;
_Inventory = InvAmount;
_Value = TotalValue;


//properties
public string CookieType

get return _ItemType;
set _ItemType = value;


public decimal Price

get return _Price;
set _Price = value;


public decimal Inventory

get return _Inventory;
set _Inventory = value;


public decimal Value

get

return _Value;



/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/////////////////////////////////// METHODS ///////////////////////////////////////
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

public void UpdateInventory(int InvChanged)

_Inventory += InvChanged;


public void UpdateValue(decimal ValueChanged)

_Value = _Price * _Inventory;












share|improve this question















I'm just flat out lost. What I need to do is get the structure, specifically cookie name to populate the list box. Than when i click on the selected item it should change the data in the labels... there is more to it but this is where I am right now. Yes it's homework but I'm also in my 30's with a good job. I'm just trying to learn this stuff so I might be able to use it in my hobbies. So please only help no snark about "do your own homework."



 using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.Windows.Forms;

namespace Unit_8_Cookie_Scouts

struct CookieStruct

public string cookieName;
public decimal cookiePrice;
public int inventoryNum;
public decimal valueOfInventory;


public partial class CookeScouts : Form

//create a List as a field
private List<CookieStruct> cookieList = new List<CookieStruct>();

List<string> cookieName = new List<string>() "Peppermint Flatties", "Chocolate Chippers", "Pecan Paradise", "Sugary Shortcake" ;
List<decimal> cookiePrice = new List<decimal>() 4.99m, 4.76m, 6.82m, 5.99m ;
List<int> inventoryNum = new List<int>() 8, 17, 9, 12 ;
List<decimal> valueOfInventory = new List<decimal>() 39.92m, 80.92m, 61.38m, 71.88m ;

public CookeScouts()

InitializeComponent();

int Index = lstCookies.SelectedIndex;
//update values with index 0
tempInfo.cookieName = cookieName(0);
//create a temp structure object to add values too
CookieStruct tempInfo = new CookieStruct();
//add temp structure object to list at form level
tempInfo.cookieName = cookieName(Index).Text;
//add temp structure to list at form level
cookieList.Add(tempInfo);

for (int index = 0; index < cookieList.Count; index++)

lstCookies.Items.Add(index);


LoadListBox();


private void btnUpdate_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)





///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////// METHODS /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
private void LoadListBox()

string output;

//loop through and add to combo box
foreach (CookieStruct tempInfo in cookieList)

//make output line for combo box
output = tempInfo.cookieName;

//send the output to combo box cboCustomers
lstCookies.Items.Add(output);






//////////////////////////////CLASS//////////////////////
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace Unit_8_Cookie_Scouts

class clsCookies

//delcare variables
string _ItemType;
decimal _Price;
decimal _Inventory;
decimal _Value;

//new instance of class
public clsCookies()

_ItemType = "";
_Price = 0;
_Inventory = 0;
_Value = 0;


public clsCookies(string CookieName, decimal CookiePrice, decimal InvAmount, decimal TotalValue)

_ItemType = CookieName;
_Price = CookiePrice;
_Inventory = InvAmount;
_Value = TotalValue;


//properties
public string CookieType

get return _ItemType;
set _ItemType = value;


public decimal Price

get return _Price;
set _Price = value;


public decimal Inventory

get return _Inventory;
set _Inventory = value;


public decimal Value

get

return _Value;



/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/////////////////////////////////// METHODS ///////////////////////////////////////
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

public void UpdateInventory(int InvChanged)

_Inventory += InvChanged;


public void UpdateValue(decimal ValueChanged)

_Value = _Price * _Inventory;









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  • If you want to use DataBinding (AKA the easy way), you'll want to convert the structure to a class with properties
    – WelcomeOverflow
    Nov 11 '18 at 20:22











  • You need to create cookie struct objects and not create seperate list..
    – Aldert
    Nov 11 '18 at 20:25










  • Isn't that what I did? I made the structure than defined each part?
    – Ravenna Lacroix
    Nov 11 '18 at 20:28










  • I made a class too...
    – Ravenna Lacroix
    Nov 11 '18 at 20:29










  • I added the class to what I did.
    – Ravenna Lacroix
    Nov 11 '18 at 20:32
















  • If you want to use DataBinding (AKA the easy way), you'll want to convert the structure to a class with properties
    – WelcomeOverflow
    Nov 11 '18 at 20:22











  • You need to create cookie struct objects and not create seperate list..
    – Aldert
    Nov 11 '18 at 20:25










  • Isn't that what I did? I made the structure than defined each part?
    – Ravenna Lacroix
    Nov 11 '18 at 20:28










  • I made a class too...
    – Ravenna Lacroix
    Nov 11 '18 at 20:29










  • I added the class to what I did.
    – Ravenna Lacroix
    Nov 11 '18 at 20:32















If you want to use DataBinding (AKA the easy way), you'll want to convert the structure to a class with properties
– WelcomeOverflow
Nov 11 '18 at 20:22





If you want to use DataBinding (AKA the easy way), you'll want to convert the structure to a class with properties
– WelcomeOverflow
Nov 11 '18 at 20:22













You need to create cookie struct objects and not create seperate list..
– Aldert
Nov 11 '18 at 20:25




You need to create cookie struct objects and not create seperate list..
– Aldert
Nov 11 '18 at 20:25












Isn't that what I did? I made the structure than defined each part?
– Ravenna Lacroix
Nov 11 '18 at 20:28




Isn't that what I did? I made the structure than defined each part?
– Ravenna Lacroix
Nov 11 '18 at 20:28












I made a class too...
– Ravenna Lacroix
Nov 11 '18 at 20:29




I made a class too...
– Ravenna Lacroix
Nov 11 '18 at 20:29












I added the class to what I did.
– Ravenna Lacroix
Nov 11 '18 at 20:32




I added the class to what I did.
– Ravenna Lacroix
Nov 11 '18 at 20:32












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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.Windows.Forms;

namespace Unit_8_Cookie_Scouts

struct CookieStruct

public string cookieName;
public decimal cookiePrice;
public int inventoryNum;
public decimal valueOfInventory;


public partial class CookeScouts : Form

//create a List as a field
private List<CookieStruct> cookieList = new List<CookieStruct>();


public CookeScouts()

InitializeComponent();

cookieList.Add(new CookieStruct() cookieName = "Peppermint Flatties", cookiePrice = 4.99m, inventoryNum = 8, valueOfInventory = 39.92m );
cookieList.Add(new CookieStruct() cookieName = "Chocolate Chippers", cookiePrice = 4.76m, inventoryNum = 17, valueOfInventory = 80.92m );
cookieList.Add(new CookieStruct() cookieName = "Pecan Paradise", cookiePrice = 6.82m, inventoryNum = 9, valueOfInventory = 61.38m );
cookieList.Add(new CookieStruct() cookieName = "Sugary Shortcake", cookiePrice = 5.99m, inventoryNum = 12, valueOfInventory = 71.88m );

LoadListBox();


private void btnUpdate_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)

int Index = lstCookies.SelectedIndex;
//update values with index 0
tempInfo.cookieName = cookieList[Index].cookieName;
//create a temp structure object to add values too




private void LoadListBox()

string output;

//loop through and add to combo box
foreach (CookieStruct tempInfo in cookieList)

//make output line for combo box
output = tempInfo.cookieName;

//send the output to combo box cboCustomers
lstCookies.Items.Add(output);









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  • okay that makes sense. Thank you. The book didn't show anything like this.... honestly the examples are like coin flips and stuff it's really unhelpful.
    – Ravenna Lacroix
    Nov 11 '18 at 21:15










  • You are welcome, please mark question as answered.
    – Aldert
    Nov 12 '18 at 7:18










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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.Windows.Forms;

namespace Unit_8_Cookie_Scouts

struct CookieStruct

public string cookieName;
public decimal cookiePrice;
public int inventoryNum;
public decimal valueOfInventory;


public partial class CookeScouts : Form

//create a List as a field
private List<CookieStruct> cookieList = new List<CookieStruct>();


public CookeScouts()

InitializeComponent();

cookieList.Add(new CookieStruct() cookieName = "Peppermint Flatties", cookiePrice = 4.99m, inventoryNum = 8, valueOfInventory = 39.92m );
cookieList.Add(new CookieStruct() cookieName = "Chocolate Chippers", cookiePrice = 4.76m, inventoryNum = 17, valueOfInventory = 80.92m );
cookieList.Add(new CookieStruct() cookieName = "Pecan Paradise", cookiePrice = 6.82m, inventoryNum = 9, valueOfInventory = 61.38m );
cookieList.Add(new CookieStruct() cookieName = "Sugary Shortcake", cookiePrice = 5.99m, inventoryNum = 12, valueOfInventory = 71.88m );

LoadListBox();


private void btnUpdate_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)

int Index = lstCookies.SelectedIndex;
//update values with index 0
tempInfo.cookieName = cookieList[Index].cookieName;
//create a temp structure object to add values too




private void LoadListBox()

string output;

//loop through and add to combo box
foreach (CookieStruct tempInfo in cookieList)

//make output line for combo box
output = tempInfo.cookieName;

//send the output to combo box cboCustomers
lstCookies.Items.Add(output);









share|improve this answer




















  • okay that makes sense. Thank you. The book didn't show anything like this.... honestly the examples are like coin flips and stuff it's really unhelpful.
    – Ravenna Lacroix
    Nov 11 '18 at 21:15










  • You are welcome, please mark question as answered.
    – Aldert
    Nov 12 '18 at 7:18















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Have a look at the answer, should help you..



using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.Windows.Forms;

namespace Unit_8_Cookie_Scouts

struct CookieStruct

public string cookieName;
public decimal cookiePrice;
public int inventoryNum;
public decimal valueOfInventory;


public partial class CookeScouts : Form

//create a List as a field
private List<CookieStruct> cookieList = new List<CookieStruct>();


public CookeScouts()

InitializeComponent();

cookieList.Add(new CookieStruct() cookieName = "Peppermint Flatties", cookiePrice = 4.99m, inventoryNum = 8, valueOfInventory = 39.92m );
cookieList.Add(new CookieStruct() cookieName = "Chocolate Chippers", cookiePrice = 4.76m, inventoryNum = 17, valueOfInventory = 80.92m );
cookieList.Add(new CookieStruct() cookieName = "Pecan Paradise", cookiePrice = 6.82m, inventoryNum = 9, valueOfInventory = 61.38m );
cookieList.Add(new CookieStruct() cookieName = "Sugary Shortcake", cookiePrice = 5.99m, inventoryNum = 12, valueOfInventory = 71.88m );

LoadListBox();


private void btnUpdate_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)

int Index = lstCookies.SelectedIndex;
//update values with index 0
tempInfo.cookieName = cookieList[Index].cookieName;
//create a temp structure object to add values too




private void LoadListBox()

string output;

//loop through and add to combo box
foreach (CookieStruct tempInfo in cookieList)

//make output line for combo box
output = tempInfo.cookieName;

//send the output to combo box cboCustomers
lstCookies.Items.Add(output);









share|improve this answer




















  • okay that makes sense. Thank you. The book didn't show anything like this.... honestly the examples are like coin flips and stuff it's really unhelpful.
    – Ravenna Lacroix
    Nov 11 '18 at 21:15










  • You are welcome, please mark question as answered.
    – Aldert
    Nov 12 '18 at 7:18













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Have a look at the answer, should help you..



using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.Windows.Forms;

namespace Unit_8_Cookie_Scouts

struct CookieStruct

public string cookieName;
public decimal cookiePrice;
public int inventoryNum;
public decimal valueOfInventory;


public partial class CookeScouts : Form

//create a List as a field
private List<CookieStruct> cookieList = new List<CookieStruct>();


public CookeScouts()

InitializeComponent();

cookieList.Add(new CookieStruct() cookieName = "Peppermint Flatties", cookiePrice = 4.99m, inventoryNum = 8, valueOfInventory = 39.92m );
cookieList.Add(new CookieStruct() cookieName = "Chocolate Chippers", cookiePrice = 4.76m, inventoryNum = 17, valueOfInventory = 80.92m );
cookieList.Add(new CookieStruct() cookieName = "Pecan Paradise", cookiePrice = 6.82m, inventoryNum = 9, valueOfInventory = 61.38m );
cookieList.Add(new CookieStruct() cookieName = "Sugary Shortcake", cookiePrice = 5.99m, inventoryNum = 12, valueOfInventory = 71.88m );

LoadListBox();


private void btnUpdate_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)

int Index = lstCookies.SelectedIndex;
//update values with index 0
tempInfo.cookieName = cookieList[Index].cookieName;
//create a temp structure object to add values too




private void LoadListBox()

string output;

//loop through and add to combo box
foreach (CookieStruct tempInfo in cookieList)

//make output line for combo box
output = tempInfo.cookieName;

//send the output to combo box cboCustomers
lstCookies.Items.Add(output);









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Have a look at the answer, should help you..



using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.Windows.Forms;

namespace Unit_8_Cookie_Scouts

struct CookieStruct

public string cookieName;
public decimal cookiePrice;
public int inventoryNum;
public decimal valueOfInventory;


public partial class CookeScouts : Form

//create a List as a field
private List<CookieStruct> cookieList = new List<CookieStruct>();


public CookeScouts()

InitializeComponent();

cookieList.Add(new CookieStruct() cookieName = "Peppermint Flatties", cookiePrice = 4.99m, inventoryNum = 8, valueOfInventory = 39.92m );
cookieList.Add(new CookieStruct() cookieName = "Chocolate Chippers", cookiePrice = 4.76m, inventoryNum = 17, valueOfInventory = 80.92m );
cookieList.Add(new CookieStruct() cookieName = "Pecan Paradise", cookiePrice = 6.82m, inventoryNum = 9, valueOfInventory = 61.38m );
cookieList.Add(new CookieStruct() cookieName = "Sugary Shortcake", cookiePrice = 5.99m, inventoryNum = 12, valueOfInventory = 71.88m );

LoadListBox();


private void btnUpdate_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)

int Index = lstCookies.SelectedIndex;
//update values with index 0
tempInfo.cookieName = cookieList[Index].cookieName;
//create a temp structure object to add values too




private void LoadListBox()

string output;

//loop through and add to combo box
foreach (CookieStruct tempInfo in cookieList)

//make output line for combo box
output = tempInfo.cookieName;

//send the output to combo box cboCustomers
lstCookies.Items.Add(output);










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  • okay that makes sense. Thank you. The book didn't show anything like this.... honestly the examples are like coin flips and stuff it's really unhelpful.
    – Ravenna Lacroix
    Nov 11 '18 at 21:15










  • You are welcome, please mark question as answered.
    – Aldert
    Nov 12 '18 at 7:18
















  • okay that makes sense. Thank you. The book didn't show anything like this.... honestly the examples are like coin flips and stuff it's really unhelpful.
    – Ravenna Lacroix
    Nov 11 '18 at 21:15










  • You are welcome, please mark question as answered.
    – Aldert
    Nov 12 '18 at 7:18















okay that makes sense. Thank you. The book didn't show anything like this.... honestly the examples are like coin flips and stuff it's really unhelpful.
– Ravenna Lacroix
Nov 11 '18 at 21:15




okay that makes sense. Thank you. The book didn't show anything like this.... honestly the examples are like coin flips and stuff it's really unhelpful.
– Ravenna Lacroix
Nov 11 '18 at 21:15












You are welcome, please mark question as answered.
– Aldert
Nov 12 '18 at 7:18




You are welcome, please mark question as answered.
– Aldert
Nov 12 '18 at 7:18

















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