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Kelvin30286063:
I don't think you're right with the 16Gb assertion. I use a 12gb ram with 2 terabyte storage and it runs smoothly without issue. I have have so many heavy softwares open at the same time sometimes and they still run smoothly with Android studio.

Taofeekdboy:
I am using 8GB RAM and I do open android studio and flutter tho I don't really use flutter but react-native, my point is, even if you are using 16GB or 32GB, if its an HDD drive, it will still be lagging, that's the problem I faced before I changed to SSD, now I can operate my pycharm, android studio, emulator Adobe illustrator at once. The cons of SSD is the expensiveness.

ugwum007:
Dart VM is using up your memory especially when you are debugging.

IMO01:
Ok please are u MT

sammsimm:
I think my processor is the problem(using AMD instead of Intel)

Adeleye1212:
Thank you sir, I will go for kotlin
Do you have any course on kotlin that u can give to me

sammsimm:
my PC is not hot, I'm just having some challenges with the android emulator( unable to install haxm), and I can't run any project with my real phone connected

Adeleye1212:
Sir do you suggest I go for java

dipopooo:
imagine, my RAM is 4GB I have been battling with the flutter installation for the past 3 weeks and AMD processor is another issue

Adeleye1212:
Please which of them is better to learn between of them

IMO01:
@supremotm add me

MT:
@supremotm I will look at how you can subscribe to the group.

wapSmart:

          using System;
          using System.Windows.Forms;

          namespace Billing_System
          {
              public partial class Main : Form
              {
                  public Main()
                     {
                         InitializeComponent();
                     }

                 private void productToolStripMenuItem_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
                    {
                     // to open child form mdi(main) form
                     Product p = new Product();
                     p.MdiParent = this;
                     p.Show();
                    }

                 private void newBillToolStripMenuItem_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
                    {
                     NewBill nb = new NewBill();
                     nb.MdiParent = this;
                     nb.Show();
                    }

                private void viewBillsToolStripMenuItem_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
                   {
                     ViewBills vb = new ViewBills();
                     vb.MdiParent = this;
                     vb.Show();
                  }


              }
          }

Thenaijaitguy:
Good day @ MT
Good day @supremotm
It's good to know that we have .net expert in the house .

MT:
There is just ONE way this can happen.

Car Ferrari = new Car( );

MT:
I assumed you are using C#. What that means is you didn't instantiate the object. For instance , let's say you have a class named Car. If you only create the object this way: Car Ferrari {get; set} . This will create object Ferrari but nullreferenceexception error will be thrown because you haven't assigned a value to the object.

Car Ferrari;