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depends on what you're looking for: Carmageddon was pretty 'shocking' in it's days, and a new Carmageddon is about to be released somewhere later this year.

post decent, original and popular images, add funny, hilarious comments, and make sure it is shared. 'faked likes' can work against you just as easily as they can work for you. in the end, likes aren't worth anything. but when people notice you've "bought" or "generated" likes, nobody 'll take …

"Experience is nothing more but the sum off all your failures combined." "Off course debugging is harder than creating the original version. It has to work this time!"

KentDy: on themselves, those networks won't generate more traffic. It's how you use them. Use them wisely, and they might (never a guarantee) generate so much traffic your server won't be able to keep up. Use them without thinking it through, and they will (this is a guarantee) impact your …

what is your guess? if you don't know the answer to this, you are clearly not ready to take the exam. take a look at the sticky threads that are meant to help beginning programmers.

John Matt: this thread is nine months old. I'm pretty sure that either the answer has been given already, or the OP's no longer following up.

Drag me to Hell, The Messengers, The Messengers 2 : the scarecrow Django Unchained Silent Hill the Rite ... nyah, had a bit of spare time lately :)

Just because you nest it into another structure, doesn't mean the syntax changes. Assuming you are using Java: Person pers = getRandomPerson(); // assume this exists char character = pers.getLastName().getCharAt(0); switch(character) { case 'a': if ( pers.isAdult()) { System.out.println("Person: " + pers.getName() + " is an adult."); } else { …

I assume he needs help with the // TODO part. I would suggest to get rid of a lot of those //Start and //End comments, it's make the code a bit ... ugly and busy.

What exactly is your question? How to get the total prize at the bottom? You can add something like this: double sum = 0.0; for(int i = 0; i < new1.length; i++){ System.out.print(new1[i]); System.out.print(" "+new2[i]); System.out.print(" "+df.format(new3[i])+" "); Total1 = new2[i]*new3[i]; sum += Total1; System.out.println(df.format(Total1)); } System.out.println("\n Total: \t" + …

`System.out.println("score");` this prints the String "score", James asked to do: `System.out.println("score: " + score);` so you could verify the actual value

Carrie Pugh: Welcome to Daniweb. Just a few hints, though: don't hijack old threads. This thread was answered five years ago. Saying you have no idea what you are doing, doesn't help us ascertan what you have tried. But, in my opinion, you have tried about nothing. "I only wanted …

first of all: don't consider this a website, it's an eCommerce. whether or not it is online, it is, in the first place, a shop, so market it as such. check who your target clients are (if you sell metal cd's, that'll be headbangers, if you sell cat- and dogtoys, …

You may have Java 15 installed, but according to your screenshots, you are using Java 8

Here's the bit I'm having trouble with: You are already at the stage of using persistence with actual databases, meaning for a beginner, pretty advanced material, yet you don't know how or where to implement a simple conditional statement ... Start without a database. look at your 'bus' with it's …

You read them all, and you filter the lines you've read. You only treat/store the items that are valid according to your filter. This is hardly a programming question, though, this is just the logic behind it you have to grasp.

PersonalInformation myInfo = new PersonalInformation(); name startName = new name("Joe Mahoney"); startAddress.setAddress("724 22nd Street"); startAge.setAge("27"); startPhoneNumber.setPhoneNumber("(555)555-1234"); This will not work. In clear, it won't even compile. Your PersonalInformation class has this as constructor: private String name; // A person's name private String address; // A person's address private int age; …

Kit82polo : if you have a question, start a new thread. don't revive a thread which is not related to your question, and that has been dead for 10 years.

>Imagine termites taking over your computer. VegaSeat: Imagine termites being used for RansomWare or a virus :)

it seems a lot of people (not all) are "answering" the question without actually understanding the topic. SEO is NOT something you do from a Social Network. SEO does NOT mean get more traffic to your site. it does NOT mean promoting your site. it simply means: making sure that …

travel - destination - holiday - .... look for words related to the subject of your site, and users might google/search on.

never tried this before, do doubt Java is the language you want to use for it, though.

It would be easier to see what you did wrong, if you showed us how you did it. the input variable is supposedly the variable containing the text you want to check, so, best place to do it: at the beginning of the method: public static boolean isPalindrome(String input) { …

@Tejaswini, This thread is over 5 years old. it's no use replying to it. If you have a question of your own, please ask it in a new Thread.

James, don't forget this is the version that is supposedly no longer free-for-(commercial-)use, unless you use the OpenJDK version.

you can't have two public classes in one file, you can have only one public class, which has the same name as your java file.

are you sure you want to make a video chat application? sure, it makes a beautiful project, but if I take a quick glance at what you've got experience with, I hope you won't get overwhelmed, then again, 7 months gives you some space to learn new frameworks. this might …

System.out.println("you already entered that word"); it's that easy. now, if you have further questions, please start a new thread and don't revive threads that are no longer active.

first of all: you shouldn't have re-started a thread that was solved a year ago, you should've started your own. show what you have (not the above code) and say what problems you are having with it.

I'm not sure if that is all to it. Personally, I found the old forum layout easier to work/navigate with, so after the switch I didn't visit that often anymore. No doubt this won't contribute to the bigger part of the leaving members, but it might explain a few. Also …