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I am attempting to do some Boolean algebra for my computer organization class. I have gotten the first seven problems done, but for the last four, I am confused. The question for all of them is the same- 'Simplify each expression to Minimal Sum of Products form. Show each step …

I am writing a code for my Computer class, that takes a user input string, and displays it with the vowels removed. I have the code to where it takes the input and displays the string, but it only displays the letters in front of the first vowel. For example, …

What version of eclipse do you have. It may need to be updated, or update Java

I have been working on a code that takes three strings, copies one string into another, takes the length of one of the strings, then concatenates the three strings, copies them, and get there length, but there is a problem. I need it to display 'The three strings combined are: …

I working on a mips code as extra credit for my Computer Organization and assembly class. The instructions are: Write a program) that will define the following string manipulation functions. Each is analogous to the corresponding C++ string function. STRLEN( Str &, Len &) Sent the address of a string, …

you might try this(though no guarantees), after creating your main method: public char getCharacterNumber(string st) { char[] c = st.toCharArray(); String str = "....."(whatever you want it to be); int[] arrayCount = new int[equal to length of str]; for (char a : c) { for (int i = 0; i …

I am attempting to write a code with several different segment, such as combine two differents strings, compare two strings, find the length of a string. Right now, I am working on the part to get the string length, but when I run the code I have so far on …

If you're still having trouble, I recommend getting the book Java Programming by Y. Daniel Lang. I used this book for my Programming Fundamentals class, and it was extremely helpful

If you want 5 methods in one class, then one way to do it is, let's say for example, you create an array named A, and it's numbers, or characters, are in random order. Then, in the main class, you create a reference method, such as insertionSort(A), selectionsort(A), etc. Then, …

you can try using the book Java Programming. I used the 9th edition in my Programming Fundamentals college class. This is a good book, with definitions for all key Java terms, and gives step by step instructions for designing some Java codes. It also contains plenty of practice codes to …

I'm not entirely sure if this would work, but you cuold try using the bucket/radix sort method. The reason I say not sure, is because when I did for a class project, we used number, not strings of characters. But if it does work, it's worth a try. All you …

If your using java, you have to use the .draw method, which is used in creating guis, and link your main method to the .draw method.

You could try downloading Java Eclipse. When you go to create a new project, choose to create it as an applet. All you need then is to import the Java Scanner class, ask the user for an input of numbers, save them to an array, then link the array to …

For the assignment I am doing for my Computer Orgainzation and Assembly class, we are to print a given array, using the selection sort. Then, for bonus points, we are to print the array after it is sorted 5 per line. I am stuck on this part. My codes sorts …

I am trying to write a code that asks the user to input a string, then displays the string with vowels removed. Ex: Godzilla returns in 2014, the output will be 'Gdzll rtrns n 2014' However, I am having massive difficutly in writing this for assembly. However, I was able …

I am trying to write a code that asks the user to input a string, then displays the string with vowels removed. Ex: Godzilla returns in 2014, the output will be 'Gdzll rtrns n 2014' However, I am having massive difficutly in writing this for assembly. However, I was able …

I am attempting to write a Mips code that will take a user input string, and display it without the vowels. I have gotten to a point where it removes the first vowel, but when it displays the string, it only displays the letters before the first vowel. Such as …