You are missing The_Fruitman's point, which is that code samples for *this particular book* are not easily available online. For the record, book code samples are usually archived (.zip or .rar) and segregated into separate folders for each chapter's sample code. I do not think Google file search parses archives.
As tech savvy individuals (read "geeks"), we can probably find ways to find the code samples but that would be questionable in the context of this Group and therefore we do not discuss it here. This is not to say that the OP's question was illegitimate or inappropriate (if it was, I'd have removed it as soon as it was posted). On Jun 26, 7:17 pm, Processor Devil <[email protected]> wrote: > sorry I have to opponent you, but "there isn't any other way to get code > samples?" > try to type this in google search engine: > *something filetype:cs* >
