Name generator - a solution for naming!

[Rodolffo]

Hello everyone!
About a week ago, I was joining a regiment and I had to choose a name. I couldn't choose a name so I copied my regiment's list to text files and wrote a program which randomly generates a first and a last name. Although when I looked at the list, I only used the last name generated by it because Rudolph was given , I think some of you can find this interesting.

So, the program itself generates a first and a last name given from a list provided by 3rd Minnesota Volunteer Infantry Regiment. You only have to unrar this (be sure to check that the txt files are in the same directory too!).

Stay tuned for updates! A list full of American histrorical names is coming soon! Alternatively, feel free to modify the firstnames and lastnames TXT files!

VirusTotal: https://www.virustotal.com/url/bb2c9e627050101d4341554c73ad736f9dbcb5cd026dfca703e152bdf2d93c6d/analysis/1357427349/
The program itself: http://cl.ly/0k2h3W3B1O2C/Release.rar


Also, be sure to check out my regiment's topic!
Rodolffo

[pod455]

might help out "new_player"s

[Vincenzo]

Simple C#  program, not much wrong in it, one suggestion...

Why do you calculate total possibility count like this:

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 for (int index1 = 0; index1 < firstNames.Count; ++index1)
      {
        for (int index2 = 0; index2 < lastNames.Count; ++index2)
          ++num;
      }

Why not simply

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num = firstNames.Count * lastNames.Count;

[Odysseus]

Coding... Ftw..

[InfamousBeats]

I came to this thread to see something cool, found coding, left.

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[Specimen]

Same for me lawl.

[Rodolffo]

Simple C#  program, not much wrong in it, one suggestion...

Why do you calculate total possibility count like this:

Code

 for (int index1 = 0; index1 < firstNames.Count; ++index1)
      {
        for (int index2 = 0; index2 < lastNames.Count; ++index2)
          ++num;
      }

Why not simply

Code

num = firstNames.Count * lastNames.Count;

Indeed, F from maths, great.

[Xeroth]

what they say

Simple C#  program, not much wrong in it, one suggestion...

Why do you calculate total possibility count like this:

Code

 for (int index1 = 0; index1 < firstNames.Count; ++index1)
      {
        for (int index2 = 0; index2 < lastNames.Count; ++index2)
          ++num;
      }

Why not simply

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num = firstNames.Count * lastNames.Count;

what it looks like

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あなたがグーグルこの変換した場合、私は本当にあなたの息子のために気分が悪いいったい何を言っているペニスをなめる

[Rodolffo]

what they say

Simple C#  program, not much wrong in it, one suggestion...

Why do you calculate total possibility count like this:

Code

 for (int index1 = 0; index1 < firstNames.Count; ++index1)
      {
        for (int index2 = 0; index2 < lastNames.Count; ++index2)
          ++num;
      }

Why not simply

Code

num = firstNames.Count * lastNames.Count;

what it looks like

Code

あなたがグーグルこの変換した場合、私は本当にあなたの息子のために気分が悪いいったい何を言っているペニスをなめる

I can imagine how the Battle Cry of Freedom code looks like :O