A= is for assignmentA== is for comparisonAAnd it also gives you a
bool, no need to convert anything
Jglobalvar 
AIf it didn't work, it'd mean C# itself is broken
Jthere is almost definitely a better way to pass data between objects than a bunch of global variables, but would need more context
Jalso, you don't need
Convert and it's not really used anymoreJany object has a
ToString() method defined on it, and to go the other way they have static parsing methods definedAAh, a school project
AWell, bad practices are to be expected
Jthat was my favorite part about school
Jbeing forced to write shitty code because that's how the professors wanted it
Jnormally you'd pass data around with method arguments and returns, there's almost never a good reason to have a global state the way you have it now
Jsomething should "own" the data and control what happens to it
AMost proper would be using dependency injection and registering some
UserService singleton that stores the data about the userJi wasn't going to drown him in figuring out DI just yet 
Jit would be bound to that instance of the form, yes
ANo idea what "byond" is, or what do you refer to as a "page of code".
But, in short, dependency injection means you create a class and register it in the DI container. Then, any class also registered in that container, can request an instance of it. In case of a singleton, that instance is shared
But, in short, dependency injection means you create a class and register it in the DI container. Then, any class also registered in that container, can request an instance of it. In case of a singleton, that instance is shared
ASo you can request
UserService class in two different places, do _userService.Foo = 69; in one place, and getting _userService.Foo; would return 69 in the otherAGotcha, TIL
AWas this issue resolved? If so, run
/close- otherwise I will mark this as stale and this post will be archived until there is new activity.
