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I first played that game about 4-5 years ago. It loses its 'charm' after 30 minutes of play.

[QUOTE=jbennet;718221]Um no, It works fine in Firefox 3, Pocket IE (based on like IE4 lol), Opera and Safari. In fact, IE5 and IE6 are the only browsers that have some bugs with the site.[/QUOTE] This problem is (or was) almost two months old :-/

You need to show us what you have done before we help you. We will not just give you code. Also ask specific questions when, don't just tell us you can't do it.

So the part you are having trouble with is the bold section? If it is think about what modulus ( % ) does. It finds the remainder in division. You need the largest whole number that fits, plus the remainder. So, what I would do is create an value that …

Yes, right next to "Reply to Thread".

Have you done any programs before this one? You need to declare main() as [CODE=java]public static void main(String[] args){ }[/CODE] You never ended your Inventory class, it needs its corresponding bracket. You need to import java.util.* to use Scanner. You cannot declare a class like [CODE=java]public class Data video disk[/CODE] …

[QUOTE=jbennet;717182]You joined in july. I left in like May.[/QUOTE] And it took you only a few days to finally surpass 12,000. Before you left I was sure you would be the first, but then you left and AD started catching up. Then I was sure he would be the first …

[QUOTE=onidarksheik;716428]Like a lot of people here I'm fairly new at using Java and I'm having difficulties using equals (==) statements. I need need to use the if statement to say "Do you have any data to enter?", if (input == "yes") then continue with the loop. obviously this doesn't work …

[QUOTE=Ancient Dragon;701630]I wouldn't touch Chrome until after it comes out of beta because its hard telling what else it might do to my computer.[/QUOTE] Some people shared your concern in [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread143676.html"]this[/URL] Chrome thread :)

[QUOTE=askhan;712667]hi all i am new to dani web so if i make any mistake please forgive me ... I am just wodering that some could help me in my assignment.. i am not a programming geek and offcourse not in java. my teacher has gave me this assignment i dont …

No one will give you a program no matter how desperate you are. You actually need to do the work, not us. Read the rules.

When you use an InputDialog the input is received when you click OK, which also closes it, until it is called again. To get out of the while loop you can 'break' it. I wrote an example to show you what I mean. [CODE=java] public class LeapYear { public static …

You could create methods that return different values based upon the input, but you still need if statements to do that. Would it be possible for me to see what you have? It would be much easier for me to help.

[QUOTE=IKnowNothin';709808]Chil i just requested some info or ideas if you have any, so tha means you can think and calculate logical stuff.. etc. so if you can't think you shoudn't be posting at the first place [/QUOTE] If anyone shouldn't be posting it is you. Ezzaral is probably the most …

The error is pretty self explanatory. You never gave the variables a value. [CODE=java]float num11, num22;[/CODE]That creates them but it does not initialize them with a value. If you give them a starting value, such as zero, your error is fixed; however your program does not work due to a …

[QUOTE=HiHe;709619] This thing happened a year ago![/QUOTE] Yes and if you read the Fox article is mentions that it has been happening for about one year.

I guess you need to be told again USE CODE TAGS

A few more problems: [CODE=java]cleanInputBuffer = input.nextLine();[/CODE] cleanInputBuffer is never instantiated. [CODE=java]while (hourseWorked < 0)[/CODE] "hourseWorked" should be changed to "hoursWorked" I'm not sure what the bracket on line 27 is used for and the corresponding one is on line 42. I think you could get rid of them. Try …

[QUOTE=Ene Uran;704595]Congratulations Grim and Henri, a fantastic accomplishment only a few posters have achieved![/QUOTE] 79 (as of this post)

How are we supposed to know what is wrong if you haven't shown us any code?

[QUOTE=Ancient Dragon;701902]To be considered what?[/QUOTE] You mean you can't read minds?

If you post your questions in the correct forum, without using chat room language, sure :) People will try to answer your questions and help you.

We do not send emails out to people and we are not going to do your work for you. The point of this site is to [B]help[/B] people so that they learn. By telling us your problem we can help you fix it and in turn help anyone else that …

Archimedes and Tesla both have been "credited" with developing death rays.

This thread is over three years old and you want someone who has not visited this site in three years to help you cheat. Do not bring back these old threads.

153 Ft. Interesting game Dude.

[QUOTE=jbennet;596593]shes an uber-poster like me[/QUOTE] Maybe at one point but lately she has posted next to nothing.

Has anyone tried [URL="http://www.google.com/chrome"]Google Chrome[/URL] yet? It's Google's web browser they released today for the first time as a public beta. Still quite buggy but it's looking pretty nice. If you try it lets hear what you think.

[QUOTE=TheNNS;653392]it's bullcrap. if you're gonna post something funny, make sure IT IS funny.[/QUOTE] I should have mentioned this in my rep comment; bool, is spelled correctly.

This makes me wonder if he ever read the book [I]The Blue Nowhere[/I] by Jeffery Deaver. His idea seems like it was formed from parts of the book. The fact that this post has been here for a day, after being flagged makes me wonder where all the moderators are.

Are you sure it is problems with the JRE or did you not create an executable jar file? [URL="http://neptune.netcomp.monash.edu.au/javahelp/howto/jar.htm"]Create executable JAR[/URL]

EDIT: Never mind, I hit the wrong button.

I don't know who either of you are welcoming :-/

A lot of people who really shouldn't.

[QUOTE=rs_java;678360]setVat(discount); setDiscount(vat);[/QUOTE] [QUOTE=rs_java;678482]so what a about the price[/QUOTE] [QUOTE=rs_java;678488]product owner responsibility: Put into a simple list, typical product owner responsibilities are: decide on the project vision - who is going to benefit from the project and how; secure funding; continuously make decisions on the product priorities - what is more …

[QUOTE=williamhemsworth;672447]Maby a good idea would be to make a dialog appear just before submitting thats says (in a very big font) "[B]USE CODE TAGS OR YOU WILL BE IGNORED OR YELLED AT!!![/B]" for newbies who have less than 3-4 posts ? Perhaps that will get to em. ;)[/QUOTE] It won't …

Put the images wherever the java source file is. If you have your files in (for example) C:\Documents and Settings\lordx78\My Documents\Java Game put the images in there.

[QUOTE=dise652;668807][url]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/7540427.stm[/url] Discuss - Please stay on topic and no jibber jabber.[/QUOTE] When you mentioned jibber jabber it became on-topic.

I remember (at least I think I do :) awhile back Dani said something about the two servers that host the site had different times, so when they time stamped the posts there were discrepancies, only noticeable if they were very close together. She fixed it then, maybe the problem …

[URL="http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/awt/event/KeyListener.html"]KeyListener[/URL] [URL="http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/events/keylistener.html"]Using keyListener[/URL] You need to implement it, and then add a listener with addKeyListener(this) and you need to use all of the methods provided because it is a interface (they are listed in the link I gave you.) The second link should help you learn how to use it. …

I hate those commercials. They're so cheap and if the people couldn't tell it was Vista when they used it they are dumber then they appear.

Show some effort by posting your code so we can see what you have done. Do what the question asks, learn how to write and read files by searching for tutorials. Google is your friend.

[QUOTE=Ezzaral;675997](And using 17 exclamation points does not get help faster - it might just have the opposite effect)[/QUOTE] He's right. The magic number is 19.

[QUOTE=sittas87;673800]I am one of hundreds of crack users[/QUOTE] Good, that is the first step, only eleven more to go ;)

1 second Google search [URL="http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-08-1996/jw-08-gc.html"]http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-08-1996/jw-08-gc.html[/URL] [URL="http://java.sun.com/docs/books/jvms/first_edition/html/Overview.doc.html"]http://java.sun.com/docs/books/jvms/first_edition/html/Overview.doc.html[/URL] (Scroll down to find the paragraphs relating to heap and stack.)

Show us what you have done so far, such as code and possible ideas, ask some specific questions. When posting code use code tags [noparse] [CODE=java] ***code here*** [/CODE] [/noparse]

Generation Y will be the downfall of America.

Its been mentioned before in another thread.

[QUOTE=peter_budo;652479](according to member list top score goes to ancient dragon :) with currently 34 reputation point to give/take from any of us ) [/QUOTE] He can only take away 17, when you give neg rep it takes away half of what you have for rep power. He can, however, give …

not having the "wrap code tags" button or smilies in quick reply People not using Code tags really bugs me too.