Im a bit new to loops. Can anyone explain to me how its possible to use a loop to move items from a listbox to a textbox one item at a time(a confirmation message box will be displayed) what kind of loop is best for this
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for( int i = 0; i < listBox.Items.Count; i++)
{
// Lett the user confirm this action.
if( MessageBox.Show( this, "Are you sure you want to move " + listBox.Items[ i ].ToString() + " ",
Application.ProductName, MessageBoxButtons.YesNo, MessageBoxIcon.Question ) == DialogResult.Yes )
{
// Add item to other listbox and remove from current.
lstDestinationListBox.Items.Add( listBox.Items[ i ] );
listBox.Items.RemoveAt( i );
// Lower i with 1, so the new item on the index will be processed as well.
i--;
}
}
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