:lol: You definately should post more often.

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I love threads like these.



Wow? You wanna cookie?

Why does int menu return an int, but you aren't returning anything?
The itemCost method is the one that should be returning something, in my opinion.

Why does int menu return an int, but you aren't returning anything?
The itemCost method is the one that should be returning something, in my opinion.

Maybe the JavaScript forum could help you?

English classes everywhere are ignoring grammar and all of India thinks they are cut out for programming. I can tell you first hand that English teachers spend more time on stupid crap like poetry...

I've thought about writing one of those. I may just do it.

Ummm it looks like you already did that??

You have semi-colons after the if, and else statements. They shouldn't be there.

Shouldn't these be parsed:


Mort = answer.getText();
Int = answera.getText();
T = answerb.getText();

MonthPay.setText( "$" + (Int - (Mort * Int * T)) / (T*12));

Applets extend JApplet not JFrame ;)

You could use a StringTokenizer to read everything that's a word(doesn't read white space).
Get the length of the word.
In a for loop you can process the char at index 'i' by using charAt(i).

catch the exception:

public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent ae)
{
try
{
methodcall();
}
catch(IOException ioe)
{

He just told you!

Where's your work and why are you posting in someone elses thread?

I don't think you want JTextFields. Look up JOptionPanes. They give you many options to get input from the user via an input box.

GetLocation() probably needs to make a call to the Point2D class. I'm guessing your class has a constructor that takes two arguments, an x and a y. If so, you could say:

public void getLocation()...

Im pretty sure that the get method returns a point....From there it's up to the recipitent of the point to call the getX() getY() methods on that point. There's really now way to return both of...

What exactly are you having problems with during the use of get and setLocation()... You can specify an x and y int as arguments or pass a point to it. You'll have to be more specific before I can...

The finally clause executes wheter or not an exception is thrown. Except when a catch clause invokes System.exit() of course!