Label.AutoSize=true;

(this will make your label to grow in width)
if you want text to get wrapped and your label to become, multiline automatically:

Label.MaximumSize = new Size(max_width_of_label, 0);
Label.AutoSize=true;

(in above label will grow but will not take care of other control, i mean it will not care about them, just try your self and see what happens)

You may also like to see:

• Determine Label Size based upon amount of text and font size in Winforms/C#
• A beautiful discussion on Label

If above criptic notations make some sense for you and you enjoyed reading above then here is some resource for you. I was actually searching way to set or reset a bit on a number. Finally i got some solution to share:

Setting a bit:
number = number | (1 << n); //(it will set (n+1) th bit)

e.g.:
num1 = 32;//100000
n = 2;
num2 = num1 | (1<<n);//num2=36 (100100)…it is setting 3rd bit

Resetting(Clearing) a bit:
number = number & ~(1<<n); //it will clear (n+1)th bit.

e.g.:
num1 = 34; //100010
n = 1;
num2 = num1 & ~(1<<n); //num2=32(100000)…it is clearing 2nd bit

using above we can write function to set and reset bit:

/*set the bit at bitPos*/
int setBit(int num,int bitPos)
{
  return num | (1<<(bitPos-1));
}

and to clear:

/*reset(clear) the bit at bitPos*/
int resetBit(int num, int bitPos)
{
  return num & ~(1<<(bitPos-1));
}

Here I have found some good resource on bit twiddling:

Bit Twiddling Hacks

Some thing more advance:

Advanced bit manipulation-fu

reference:

1. Stack Overflow

http://radio.weblogs.com/0105852/stories/2002/11/14/introductionTonetComInterop.html

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc163494.aspx

http://www.15seconds.com/Issue/040721.htm

1. Checking/Unchecking all the nodes of a tree.
2. Checking/Unchecking all the childnodes of a node.
3. Checking/Unchecking all the siblings of a node.(see comments..)

If you want to check/uncheck all the node of a tree or all the child node of a parent node then following is the way to acheive it:

//function to check/uncheck all the child node.
function toggleCheck(node,isCheck)
{
 if(node)
 {
 var args=[isCheck];
 node.cascade(function(){
 c=args[0];
 this.ui.toggleCheck(c);
 this.attributes.checked=c;
 },null,args);
 }
}
//this will also affect the passed parentNode(node).

Now calling this function for checking/unchecking all the node of a tree:

<br />
var tree=//ext js tree.<br />
toggleCheck(tree.root,true);//for checking all the nodes<br />
//or<br />
toggleCheck(tree.root,false);//for unchecking all the nodes<br />

Now calling above function for checking/unchecking all the children of a node:

<br />
var parentNode=//a node from tree.<br />
toggleCheck(parentNode,true);//for checking all the child nodes<br />
//or<br />
toggleCheck(parentNode,false);//for unchecking all the child nodes<br />

If you find any error or face any difficulty please let me know by comments.

This tool will give you idea about how many % of user are not able to see which part of your website.
This is develope by googler on his 20% time. If you want to see which part of page in your web site is used more/less this would do the job.

Read more about this tool from its developer:
http://googlecode.blogspot.com/2009/12/introducing-google-browser-size.html

Link to the tool is here: http://browsersize.googlelabs.com/

With little bit modification i was trying to use Paging Grid Example from ExtJS. And that where i was getting following error:

invalid label
    {"success":true,"totalCount":

Actually it was not filling my grid, while examining with firebug i got above error. After banging my head over internet i found the reason .
Actually it is using ScriptTagProxy to get json data from server. I was sending pure json from server which is not the correct way. ScriptTagProxy sends a url parameter called “callback” which is function name. You need to take this param and form a parameter call. For example callback=fun1 is comming from server, then what you need to do is enclose your json with fun1(yourJSON) call.
like:
fun1({—-your json—-});

Following is an example of ASP.Net code for it:

 String json_string= //"some json here";
 String callback_function_name= Request.Params.Get("callback");
 String response_string = "";
 if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(callback_function_name))
 {
 response_string = callback_function_name + "(" + json_string + ")";
 }
 else
 {
 response_string = json_string;
 }
 Response.Write(response_string);

you can see the difference of data comming from server for Paging Grid Example. Open following two url:

http://extjs.com/forum/topics-browse-remote.php
http://www.extjs.com/forum/topics-browse-remote.php?callback=fun_1

After examining the data on your browser you will see that, first url is giving pure json, while second one is giving json enclosed in fun_1() function call. ScriptTagProxy is expecting the second data not the pure json one.

If you have any suggestions please feel free to comment.

To order the values as they should be, simply use the SQL ABS function.

to get this desired result use query like:

SELECT * FROM ‘myTable’ WHERE b=’abc’ ORDER BY ABS(price) ASC

here price is number field.

So here is various links to such pages:

Following link gives an idead about how to not get in google . I think she did some mistake, yep she was nervous but quesioned asked was not so tough i guess…
My Nightmare Interviews With Google
[http://www.businessinsider.com/my-nightmare-interviews-with-google-2009-11]

This gives some typical question you would have heard about googles question:
15 Google Interview Questions That Will Make You Feel Stupid (GOOG)[http://www.businessinsider.com/15-google-interview-questions-that-will-make-you-feel-stupid-2009-11]

Here is the real and good list of googles interview quesion:
140 Google Interview Questions[http://blog.seattleinterviewcoach.com/2009/02/140-google-interview-questions.html]

Here is set of another 15 questions, with answers
Answers to 15 More Google Interview Questions That Will Make You Feel Stupid[http://gizmodo.com/5405852/answers-to-15-more-google-interview-questions-that-will-make-you-feel-stupid]

One more sad sotry
Google Interview
[http://ifdefined.com/blog/post/Google-interview.aspx]

A though with lot of comments..

Just a thought !!![http://weblogs.asp.net/jasonsalas/archive/2005/09/04/424378.aspx]

A full story with lot of nice pics.
My Interview With Google
[http://www.nomachetejuggling.com/2006/12/30/my-interview-with-google/]

Another failure story but worth reading…
My interview experience with Google
[http://www.philosophicalgeek.com/2007/08/12/my-interview-experience-with-google/]

Some thing from The Register
Tales from the Google interview room
[http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/01/05/google_interview_tales/]

Here is expriance of Peteris Krumins’ from his blog. Its really good. If you want to go for software engineer position it may help you.
Peteris Krumins’ Interview at Google
[http://www.catonmat.net/blog/my-job-interview-at-google/]

//get table to be shown in grid view;
DataTable dataTable = GetRequiredTable();
//assing table to the DataSource property of GridView
myGridView.DataSource=dataTable;
//bind data from a data source to the GridView control
myGridView.DataBind();

Here GetRequiredTable() is a user(example) function which return a table to display in to gridview.
You can also use DataSet in place of DataTable.