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jwenting

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Re: Java Error

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Jul 24th, 2007

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Guys, sorry but just give me exactly how the code should be written, so i cn turn in my assignment by tonight!

That's NOT how things work. If you're incapable of or unwilling to (sounds not the case here) doing your work you SHOULD fail early, to prevent worse failure later on.

As people are clearly allowed to attack me but I'm not allowed to defend myself, I no longer post to this site.

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Re: Java Error

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Jul 24th, 2007

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Originally Posted by manusp

Guys, sorry but just give me exactly how the code should be written, so i cn turn in my assignment by tonight! Like i said i'll never be a java programmer and i am just trying to complete this class.. I have no shame here but there has been an over kill of progrmming classes just to complete a BSIT degree it is almost tlike I am going for a computer sicence degree vs. info tech... thta is the reason i went for the IT vs. CS to avoid too many programming classes.

You're doing this type of GUI stuff and never learned how to write a main method? How many other times has someone else just given you exactly how the code should be written?

And this is just classic. You should definately not receive either a BSIT or BSCS if you cannot even grasp some of the most basic concepts of programming. You may not be angling to be a programmer, but to work in the IT field and have absolutely no grasp of programming concepts, qualifies you as nothing more than a "Data Entry" candidate, at best (or manager, it seems, sometimes).

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Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place. Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by definition, not smart enough to debug it.
--Brian Kernighan