more unformatted code...
And those error messages are quite clear. Learn to interpret them.

Of course anyone thinking to "learn Java within a month" is rather insane...
A decade is more like it.

so it's not just a kiddo, but a sicko as well.

yes, DO YOUR OWN HOMEWORK.
We're NOT a homework service, and we're also NOT going to help you write another pirate 2 pirate application.

tons of unformatted code, no description of what "goes wrong", no nothing.
You'll have to do better than that if you expect us to fix the code you pulled from some other website for you, kid.

He called you a liar because you ARE a liar. You state your code compiles on one platform and not another, and that's a clear lie if there ever was one.
Behave yourself, you're just a homework kiddo...

it's your homework to get it to compile, so go ahead and fix it.

If you'd known the first thing you'd known that something that fails at one platform will fail at all of them (barring errors in...

It's your homework. If you think you can get away with passing off someone elses work as your own you're a sleezball who's attempting plagiarism and noone should help you.
In fact you deserve to be...

and you could ask more specific questions, and make sure they're not questions that are easily answered by reading the tutorial resources linked on top of the forum.

we're not going to do your homework for you, thread hijacking homework kiddo.

and you don't stop threads. You tell them that they should at their leasure do what's needed to terminate (of course after closing and cleaning up resources, etc.).

It's just as bad in C++ to assume you own the console.

1, 2, 3, 4, ..., 148, 149, 150

You don't own the console, and should NEVER assume that you do.
Therefore you should NEVER try to clear it and should NEVER assume that no other process writes to it.

all the more reason to read and follow the rules to the letter.

we're not going to read that garbage.
You will have gotten a line number for the error, that will tell you where to look for your error.
Learn to read and interpret error messages, it's a vital...

why the hell is he using AWT instead of Swing, and why in heaven's name is he not keeping to the correct convention for naming variables and other entities?

guess what, you never fill the array from which the dropdown is filled...

certainly feasible. I did something somewhat similar a decade ago.

What exactly "isn't happening"?
Check the generated html. Is the data there but isn't it shown?
If it is your html generation is at fault. If it isn't, you are almost certainly having an error in a...

yes.

or more likely for the retry as the kiddo is likely to have failed his assignment last year ;)

in other words, don't doubt the garbage collection mechanism. It works well and there is no need to secondguess it by trying to force it to run.

the madness stops when the last mad person (aka homework kiddo) dies a slow, painful, death.

And that won't happen as long as there are idiots who give those homework kiddos what they want.

step 1: read the community guidelines
step 2: tell your teacher that because of your laziness you're not going to get your assignment done in time
step 3: learn Java, you now have an extra year to...

no.

15 days for learning everything you need to learn to create a web application?

Better emigrate to Mars, a day there takes about a month of earthtime, might give you enough time.

char is an integer data type, the representation as a character is for convenience's sake only.

and remember: if it "works perfectly EXCEPT XXX" it does NOT work perfectly.

they shouldn't, but that doesn't mean they don't...
It all depends on how the website was programmed.

Cobol will give you a stable career you can stick around in without learning anything else until you retire.

your teacher can teach just fine. But you're too stupid or lazy to learn.

you never add the menubar to the window...

what is a brain?
what is a search engine?

yes, you're doing something wrong. If you weren't, it would work :)

you can't reference anything from main that's not static (and no, you should not make everything static to get around that).

like I said, it's not solved. It's masked.

use a search engine to find out about the required APIs and tools, study their documentation, and away you go.

yes, using getResource or better yet getResourceAsStream is the way to extract resources from a jarfile.
Make sure that those resources are contained in the jarfile as part of the classpath or...

The garbage collector is very smart. There's hardly ever a need to use the provided commands to SUGGEST it runs.
If you think you need to, you almost certainly have an error somewhere in your code...

and crossposting too... This isn't the only thread this idiot hijacked with his "zent mi zuh koduz"...