You will need a package called Filezilla.

Google it.

Well if your parser or whatever, requires it to be a String then convert it to a String. If not, you're good to go.

It all depends, if you want a numerical analysis approach it is a piece of ****. i.e using the trapezium rule for integration.

Something more than that, such as mathematica's engine would be a lot...

Yeah, I've read stuff to do with Vernon's idea and creating hash tables etc. It probably has a better time complexity however, my idea is really really simple, and you've seen it doesn't take long at...

Not sure how quick Vernon's method would be but I know mine to be pretty fast.

Basically, you sort your scrambled word into alphabetical order.

For example "lorac" would be "aclor". We then...

OK you should have posted it using




package diningphilosophers;
class DiningPhilosophers
{
static Philosopher philosopher[];
static Forks forks;

I disagree, no matter how many enhancements you make, going down the permutation road isn't going to yeild satisfactory results.

Think letter frequency comparisons.
...

And what happens if he NEEDS to, then why not perform some error checking before conversion?

Delete it.

Also consider formatting your code properly:


package employee_pay;

import java.util.Scanner;

public class pay

I voted help me out because I thought the poll was about my mental health.

Google java rpn,

or shunting yard algorithm

Why are you using a 2d array?

A class would be perfect here.

Is your file in the same directory as where you applet is?

Or you could just use an abstract data structure, such as a stack which is ideal for this, like Ezzaral suggested in post #6

I'm sorry, but where is any mention of a mobile phone by the original poster?

So print a single space instead of a 'O'. You know how to do that right?


import java.util.*;
public class Crap
{
public static void main ( String[] args )
{
String[][] matrix =
...

I used to use netbeans, but now I use eclipse.

You learn by your mistakes.

I would do it as such. Assuming you want the floating number to be displayed to only 2dp.


I would first, generate an integer between 1-9, then divide it by 10.

Then I would have a second...

No one is going to look at that without tags
And you need to pinpoint a specific issue you are having, not just post your entire code


If anyone else wants to look...

import...

So is your class file in the same directory as your htm file?

Nope, it proposed installing the java vitual machine, I proposed using the java virtual machine. :)

Yes you can, just install the java virtual machine.

Why can't you just prompt for user input within the for loop?

Come up with some pseudo code...

Yes, and the entire point of using public forums is so that others can peruse the code to catch any mistakes/bugs somebody might have have missed.

If you are worried someone else will steal your...

> I dont know who that was who sent that.

Maybe it was your boyfriend, after all why else would he sign it off with Love northumbria university. :)

>Now, my problem starts when I ask for the town to look for, since there are two-word towns (e.g. San Juan).

It's pretty simple. Read in the file as lines.

Take that line, assign it to a...

Yes it can work with both windows and linux, but like all things you still have to be careful.

You can still write code that is non-portable.

which one are you trying to do the Sierpinski Triangle?

>Is there a way to make a seperate ArrayList class that would call upon the Students

Just call it as something.idNum() or whatever...

No, = = didn't work at school or home. It was always wrong...

Next time listen to the experts, (i.e. us) and your problems will be solved more quickly.

Hmm I make it:

/**
* Brandon
* November 14, 2007
* TDEE
*/
import java.util.Scanner;
public class TDEE
{

do you have a space between the equals signs?

Don't put conditions in for loops... Personally, I don't like how they read. It can be non-intuitive sometimes.

import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;

public class reader
{
public static void main ( String []args )
{
String[][] quizScores = new String[40][6];
{
try

No they are not.

Hint:
You don't need a nested for loop.

>is reassembled and bugged as below
Shouldn't you try and debug it then?

I would follow the outline of a good book.

There some good online tutorials too, but they're never the same as a well coordinated book.

I am unsure if this question belongs in this forum. Maybe you should also ask it in the troubleshooting forums.