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How do I transfer the items in a ListBox in Form1 to a different ListBox in Form2 in C#?
Posted on 2016-10-06
I am working on a Colour Blindness Test in which the user looks at different images and types i what they see. I Have arrays set up for the correct answers and the answers the user gives. the form1 is the actual test and accepts user input and puts their answers in order into an array which Is displayed in a list box in form one. In form2 there are two list boxes in which one holds the correct answers and the other is supposed to hold user answers. However, I'm having trouble making the Items of the listbox in form1 transfer to the corresponding list box in Form2.
Please Help!!!
Code Examples are much appreciated.
Please Help!!!
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I discuss ways to pass data between forms--not specifically ListBoxes, but you can extrapolate--in my article:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/articles/4322/How-to-Pass-Data-Between-Forms-in-NET.html
https://www.experts-exchange.com/articles/4322/How-to-Pass-Data-Between-Forms-in-NET.html
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