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# csharp-progressbar
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# csharp-progressbar
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"Can't use the computer right now, it's processing..." -- C# learning project.
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"Can't use the computer right now, it's processing..." -- C# learning project.
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## Why?
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When I first started to learn Visual Basic in school back in early 2000, I created a joke application that would start a progress bar that would spin indefinitely.
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This was mainly a way to slack away and fool around with other _"more interesting things"_ back then. I really don't remember what those _"more interesting things"_ were, but that's besides the point.
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Later I saw a xkcd comic that explained the idea.
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[xkcd: Compiling](https://xkcd.com/303/)
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## Really, but why?
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I'm trying to learn C# now, so this was kinda the first thing I remembered and thought it would be cool to recreate the app.
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Not a great reason, but a honest one.
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