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 | ---> You can get drunk off a bottle, but you can't get a drunk off a bottle. --Heard if from a friend once (so anonymous probably). ---> Today is tomorrow. --->The pursuit of psychological adjustment runs parallel with one's ability to successfully slam a revolving door --- Josh Finch  |
 | I agree with @bguild. I'm still in basic training, but I'm not going to go take any e-courses or whatever. There's a ton of sites that have good information, tutorials, and/or example code for free. Personally, I also found some Java books at garage sales for around $0.50-$2.00. They may … |
 | I've noticed there isn't a php forum in the software development section. It would be cool if one could get created. |
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| | If you want to call your own methods from a separate class you need to make sure your methods are class methods. For example, "addCounter" would be "public static void addCounter( ...statements...). The keyword static makes your method accessible at the class level. So if, for instance the separate class …  |
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| | I guess music and film production companies (entertainment industry) have persuaded internet service providers to "educate and inform, not "punish" copyright violators. Apparently, one of the ISPs plans on slowing Mbps if necessary. This seems like it is crossing the line because ISP's are only supposed to provide internet service, … |
 | I'm a new developer, but to my best knowledge it shouldn't matter if you're using Eclipse. Android uses java syntax and structure, but that is about it. Google developed the Android API which has its own unique features and approach. |
 | Wow! I didn't realize there were big security issues with Android at the moment. I thought the Android "sandbox" concept was supposed to increase security greatly? On the bright side, it simply means Android is the place to be coding as opposed to iOS. It's hard to beat free.  |
 | Lines 31 and 32 have arguments passed to the printArray method, but you haven't created a printArray method. Sorry, I just realized you left it out to reduce code. Maybe you should post it. Perhaps, your problem lies in it. I'm currently playing with your code. If I can figure … |
| | This is my first program apart from the infamous "HelloWorld" one. The purpose of this program is to simulate a lottery number generator. The program is printing numbers which is great, but it isn't behaving like how it should. It's supposed to print 100 number combinations and it only prints … |
| | I just found this site and it looks really cool. I'm looking forward to being a member. I'm 31 and interested in learning more about Java. I have a basic understanding, but that's about it. I took a course two years ago that used Alice in Action with Java where … |
 | I've built basic apps using App Inventor but, they weren't anything special like mentioned above. I'd say App Inventor is more of a learning tool for general programming concepts. I think it is a lot like Alice 2.2. http://www.alice.org/ I don't know any of the C language but, I'd imagine … |
| | This is one example of why it's a good idea to separate design from code. When stuff like this happens it can be hard to find the problem. Anyways, maybe the following code will point you in the right direction. Notice 'android:layout_toRightOf="@id/addButton"' <Button android:layout_below="@id/otherButton" android:layout_alignParentLeft="true" android:id="@+id/addButton" android:layout_width="wrap_content" android:layout_height="wrap_content" android:text="ADD" /> … |
| | It sounds like you're looking for something simple and not too time consuming? Maybe you could scale your current dropped project down or modify it using xml parsing or something like that. |
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| | Hello and welcome. I just joined too. It sounds like you have a lot to contribute. Thanks for joining. |
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