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Works OK to me, but now I have all of the letters in the puzzle, and when I try to solve the puzzle it says I am wrong everytime...but I am typing in EXACTLY what is there!

Show us your code and we can tell you what's wrong.

Applet size on the web is controlled by the width and height attributes in the embed/object tag in your HTML page.

Well that should be where you are creating the graph.

Where is the call to the other class?

Holy moly that's a lot of code. How about you narrow it down and show us specifically where your problem is.

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Perhaps the class is compiling without error?

I believe (I am not 100% sure) that if you use a > and then follow it with a file name, you can catch the output of the Java compiler.

Try this:

javac MyApp.java > compileerrors.txt

That...

Yup, that's the basic premise of recursion.

I haven't done a lot of work in Java recently, so I'm not 100% on this, but try taking out the "static" in the fact method. (If that doesn't work, add the "static" back in and report back to us!)
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The return value gets passed back to the calling method. You could do anything with the returned value.

To print the return variable, you may want to add the following line to your main method:
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Change the DefaultLookandFell property

Then you should keep them local to the method. Let Java worry about handling the memory.

We will not program your assignments for you. You have to show us some effort before we can help you. Post your code, we can help diagnose some problems. But don't come here expecting us to answer...

Too lazy to use Google on your own, huh?

Try http://www.google.com/search?tab=vw&q=charts+and+graphs+in+java

Is this a Java question or a JavaScript question?

I'm not sure on this...but could you use a session ID or a cookie to identify a refresh and then cancel the question for the user for cheating?

What was the value?

Very quickly looking at the class documentation, I'm going to say no. But you should examine the documentation more throughly to be sure.

Or go to your locl library and see if there are any quick-start guides for Java. However, choose wisely. Some programming books will teach you bad programming practice right off the bat just so you...

What don't you understand? The assignment already gives a pretty good example.

Do you have some code you'd like the community to help you with? We're not going to do your assignment for you.

He did give you a suggestion on how to fix the error. Do you understand his recommendation?

What is the problem? (And please use code tags when posting program code).

OK...what code do you have?

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Go to Control Panel, open the System Control Panel. Click the Advanced tab. Click the Environment Variables button.

In the System variables group, find CLASSPATH, then click Edit. At the end of...

Your program is working, but no part of this problem includes showing the drawing on the screen!

Can you also give us a sample of the file?

I would use a Scanner object to read each token in the file. Then if that token matches 42, exit.

Then read those errors!

&& and || use the short-circuit evaluation. To force the compiler to check both conditions, use & or |.

Try updating your JRE and JDK. I have the latest version and it works fine for me. I made no changes.

Your applet runs just fine in a web browser. But as Tyler said, this program will not run as a console application.

You do not have a main method! I added the main method declaration and now it works just fine!

Where is this hsa package?

Are you reading the errors from the compiler? You do not declare and initialize two variables!

Add a counter variable that gets incremented everytime the loop which pops up the "guess" dialog runs.

I have modified your code by simply adding 3 lines to do jus that.


import java.util.*;...

Cash register program.

Keep in mind that a and A are two different chracters to the computer!

Problem #1: You don't import the Vector class.