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Haskell ain't that hard. Fibonnaci ain't that hard. Zellers Congruence ain't that hard. But I love programming.

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That method is pretty similar to the printf() method of String. What you could also do is, if you only have a couple of things, you could tab them, ie: System.out.println( "Blah\tBlah" ); would give you an output like: Blah Blah

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[code=java] public static boolean winner (String z[][]) { if ( ( z[0][0]=="X" && z[0][1]=="X" && z[0][2]=="X" ) || ( z[1][0]=="X" && z[1][1]=="X" && z[1][2]=="X" ) || ( z[2][0]=="X" && z[2][1]=="X" && z[2][2]=="X" ) || ( z[0][0]=="X" && z[1][0]=="X" && z[2][0]=="X" ) || ( z[0][1]=="X" && z[1][1]=="X" && z[2][1]=="X" ) || …

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My Smax list: 1. RockShox Argyle 318 fork 2. Evil Imperial SL frame 3. HTC TYTN 2 Phone 4. A working chain for my road bike.

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I would say start with some basic html, move onto java/C and if your feeling up for a challenge, try haskell, if you can program in haskell you can program in anything!!! Good Luck

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you could use: [code=java] if( ln.charAt(0).equalsIgnoreCase( 'a' ) ) blah; [/code]

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Hi all, ain't been here in a while, busy busy busy with college... I have an assignment on threads for Operating Systems, I can't actually see how it relates to OS but it is thread based, I haven't worked with threads before, but I have it finished to the best …

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Well the basic way of getting time in a program is to use long x = System.getCurrentTime(); which returns the current time of the computer in milliseconds. Anyone with a brain could figure it out from there! :p

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ie: [code=java]String s = "whatevernuber"; double d = Double.parseDouble(s);[/code]

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Hey all, I'm not gonna ask for help with code or anything. What I would like is some help with an idea for a project I have, it's for college. Basically the spec for it is: Design a new keypad for a phone, to type sms' with one finger, and …

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This is a not as messy solution, one loop, one trial, coupla Scanners created, but thats ok ( while it's not really good practice ), its ok because java gets rid of any variables that aren't referenced anymore! [code=java] import java.util.*; import java.io.*; public class TypeTest { public static void …

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pm me yer e-mail and ill send you an app with nearly all interrupts and some other stuff in it. very handy.

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First of all, here's my codes: [code=java] public class SLLNode { protected Object element; protected SLLNode succ; protected SLLNode( Object elem, SLLNode successor ) { element = elem; succ = successor; } } [/code] [code=java] public class LinkedStack { private SLLNode top; public LinkedStack( ) { top = null; } …

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ye have an extra parenthesis there above //other methods, so you have in effect finished your class there!!! get rid of it and ye should be fine mate.

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My dad has the Dune series, never got into it myself but he swears by it? Anyone ever read Swansong? No theres a class book, and the Belgariad? Read them when I was a childerbeast, never forgot them. Anyway yeah my hobbies are reading, programming, gym (i really need to …

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herrrooo! My dad's originally from Cleveland (I think), Ohio!!!

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an String [] with the months in it, the year should be alright if your reading it from the user. Then a switch or if/else statementst to capture the day numbers like 1st, 2nd and then concatenate all of it.

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Thats a lot better mate, similar to what I've done for you, heres the first class. Tis pretty self explanatory: [code=java] public class PizzaOrder { protected String size; //Size of pizza protected boolean toBeDelivered; //Is the pizza being delivered protected int count; //Dunno what this is for tbh protected double …

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you could use a couple of compare statements to compare the values and then print out the ascii equivalents

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I went as a HAZMAT person, but the best I saw was either someone dressed as a durex machine, or someone else dressed as a tampon.

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Hey there, I'll just give you a few pointers here: [code=Java] public static double distance (double x1, double y1, double x2, double y2, double z, double y3, double x3) { y3 = (y2 - y1); y3 = Math.pow(y3, 2); x3 = (x2 - x1); x3 = Math.pow(x3, 2); z = …

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[CODE=Java] public class Fan { /** * A class to represent a fan, whether it be on/off, with varying speeds, fan size and colors. */ //Main method shouldn't have been here, this class is for your object. //Global variable declarations private fanSpeed; private double radius; private Color fanColor; private boolean …

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Hey all, I was wondering could anyone give me any help on TASM, with regard to the in libraries, i.e. int 10h, int 21h etc cause, ive been out of college for a year, and im back now, and im finding it hard to get used to this malarky again, …

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Hey everyone! Mick here, I'm a 2nd year Computer Applications student from Ireland, found this place by accident, but it seems fairly well done, so I joined! About me: Love 1: Mountain Biking. Love 2: Programming, Last year ( my first second year ) I chose IS - Information Systems, …

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Just a personal rule here: In my opinion you should never initiate a variable while using comma's, i.e. [code=java]double price = 0, total = 0, blah... [/code] It should be done like so: [code=java] double total, price, count; total = 0; price = 0; count = 0; [/code] or like …

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Sitting down and trying is really the only answer, GUI's are things that are best learned by yourself, cause they're tricky buggers to start with. May I suggest that you start small, display a simple javax.swing.JFrame, or java.awt.Frame and then mess around with it, set titles, change sizes, display a …

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