You have 'const' p in your formal parameters of your check_diagnal function. I don't know if that's the only reason because my compiler has thrown up a few other errors.
The first error is saying that the CD Class doesn't know about the other class. This line isn't really necessary anyway.
What i would do would make a float variable in the inventory class and every time you loop and insert another element into the array add it to the float: e.g.
Warning: mysql_real_escape_string() [function.mysql-real-escape-string]: Access denied for user 'ODBC'@'localhost' (using password: NO) in w:\pathname on line 11
Does anyone know how to resolve this? I'm using Uniform Server under XP Home.
I don't see how you can hide the source that gets sent to the client browser. Code within the PHP tags would be processed at the server end anyway. So data such as database login wouldn't be sent to the client machine anyway.
I have no idea about the desktop but you could create a simple command line driven OS first and then add a desktop layer type thingy. Well that's what Microsoft did with Windows 3.x i think.
I think you need to know assembly language quite well. It might be worth trying to do some tutorials on that.
You array program works great. I do have one suggestion though. At the moment you have an array of 5 elements but the loop continues until the user types stop. What would happen if there were six iterations? I would suggest using a for loop limiting the loops to five iterations. You could then implement an if(userinput == "stop") statement with a break statement to exit the loop prematurely.
That is what I have spent most of the morning trying to accomplish, building off Ezzaral's suggestion. At this point I am just not sure how or where to set up the get and set commands. I think I have wrapped my brain around most of the rest of it.
Both the get and set commands would belong to the class which would be instantiated to represent CD's.
I don't know that much about the subject but i think Apache is an open source web server for Unix based operating systems and is normally used in conjunction with PHP.
IIS is Microsoft's web server and usually runs on Windows machines and is used with ASP and other microsoft technologies.
These setups are not exclusive because i am running Apache and PHP on my Windows XP system.
What i think you need to do is implement an array of a user defined class. Here is an example...
A class Shape with two attributes, which are set by the constructor and two methods to access those attributes.
public class Shape{
String type;
int sides;
public Shape(String type, int sides){
this.type = type;
this.sides = sides;
}
public String getType(){
return type;
}
public int getSides(){
return sides;
}
}
Then a class that instanciates two 'shapes' and puts them into an array of shapes.
public class GetShapes{
Shape[] shapes;
public GetShapes(){
shapes = new Shape[2];
//instantiate shapes
Shape shapeOne = new Shape("Square", 4);
Shape shapeTwo = new Shape("Triangle", 3);
//add to array
shapes[0] = shapeOne;
shapes[1] = shapeTwo;
//output contents of array
System.out.print(shapes[0].getType());
System.out.println(" have " + shapes[0].getSides() + " sides");
System.out.print(shapes[1].getType());
System.out.println(" have " + shapes[1].getSides() + " sides");
}
public static void main(String[] args){
GetShapes gs = new GetShapes();
}
}
To explain using a different example: imagine a queue of people each person has unique attributes e.g. name, age, address etc (just like each cd would). Each time a person joins the queue their attribute must be known and when they are they can then be added to the queue.
Is there a means to use css so it's not in the head? Because that's where my issue was with changing navbar before, that i couldn't seem to add css into the header (nor headerinclude). Thank you again :)
Yup just copy and paste the style code (delete the style tags completely) into a seperate file and call it something like mystyle.css. Then put the following code into the head tags...
I would suggest starting off small. Perhaps just implementing the browsing user that can view contents of a single table and then add to it as you gain experience and confidence.
It's always easier to break the problem up into smaller parts.
I've tried Uniform Server and it works very well. No set up at all to use on local machine for development. You can also copy and past the US folder onto any device and run the package on any compatible computer.
If you need to know the basic steps then it's probably too soon to start a large project. I would suggest getting a book (Learning Java by Knudsen and Niemeyer [o'reilly publisher] is a good start) and learning the basics.
I've been looking into xampand wamp and they sound quite good but i've also found Uniform Server which is a smaller which is appealling if i wanted to use it on different machines. Does anyone have any experience with Uniform Server?
Zend sounds good but i don't really want to spend any money at the moment.
Am i right in thinking that when installing Apache manually if you set the network domain and server name to 'local host' then it will only serve the machine it's running on?
Make a class called card and initialize each one putting them into a container like a list. You could then implement an algorithm to shuffle the cards too.
