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Learn English, then learn to read a book, THEN get a book on C. "I have a doubt" and "give me a code" is a clear indication you've not done either of those 3 steps.

and most people who do work for charities don't do it for free. They do it for the social status it gives them among their peers, getting bragging rights for "doing more for charity" than their neighbours and colleagues. That's also why donation drives are so successful in companies and …

it could be argued that the original intent of BASIC was to have a language that could more or less work on pseudocode. As to conditional and assignment operators, it's all what you're used to. I've been using C and Java for so long I find myself using == outside …

HAHAHAHA. What's so "fairly good understanding" about being able to write [code] int main(char* args, int argv) { return 0; } [/code] and pressing a button or key?

Why would Java be easier to learn once you know php? Java is nothing like php. php is now where JSP was around 1999, but JSP has moved on and is now nowhere near where it was back then. If you want an easier entry into Java think about C++ …

And what's your question? I'm not going to proofread and debug all your code to figure out what's wrong with it and then supply a corrected version, but we're willing to point you in the right direction if you ask pointed questions.

Standard Swing components have no database coupling, which is as it should be (you should not mix database code with user interface code). Get the data from the database, and use that data to fill your user interface.

it's your project. And the first step is for you to research what you want to do. Just asking others to make that decision for you is NOT the way to go forward. What'll you do next, ask us to write the design document, implement it, document it, and write …

which won't provide a correct solution in almost any situation :) You'll need a lot more logic than that, but it could be used as a starting point. Instead of an array though you should really consider using an enum.

Define "best"... Also define your operating system... Microsoft has a good free compiler, but if you're working on unix or mac that will do you little good. Borland has a good free compiler as well. What do you want from your compiler. Some have better standards compliance, others may generate …

you can't write to a file inside a jar.

Anarchy Online is free (as long as you don't use any of the addon packs). Guildwars is free to play, just buy the box, there's no monthly charge.

what makes me wonder is what competition judge would give high marks for someone using C style (IO) routines in a C++ application where a C++ alternative is available. Programming style is highly important in most competitions, and that's exceedingly poor style.

[QUOTE=predator78;1569537]Obviously that's not the kind of life I'm speaking of. And not taking away any rights from the people but more of putting money back into circulation rather than rotting away in someones personal bank accounts.[/QUOTE] That's how it always starts... "Take from the 'rich' for 'fair redistribution'", and pretty …

and the part about doing your own homework (which includes thinking for yourself, which includes thinking up your own project ideas if that's asked of you).

[QUOTE=frogboy77;1509319]When you wish you hadn't thrown that ATARI 2600 away.[/QUOTE] kids these days, thinking those newfangled gadgets are worth saving...

A far easier implementation is as follows: [code] public static void sortEm(String[] array, int len) { java.util.Arrays.sort(array); } [/code]

no. Java has no pointers as such. Everything that's not a primitive is a reference. While these act in some ways similarly to C++ pointers, they're more like C++ references.

Think like a thinking person and look around in the API docs. You can do it with a single method call.

hmm, Monty Python's spam song would be good accompaniment to these forums. 90% of the posts here are spam after all.

now if only they'd make them for the millions of Android models as well :) Especially the highend ones like the Galaxy SII which is getting ever more popular (and rightly so) in the corporate world. Of course it'd mean having to always have the fob and phone with you …

In my experience (limited, I've not tested many models and devices from each brand), Lenovo offers better quality than does Acer, but at a price of potentially lower performance (specs) for higher price.

don't use JSP to send email.

The latest from Microsoft research: a new language based on O'Calm, called F#. Read about it and download the compiler and documentation to try it for yourself. Make your colleagues scratch their heads wondering what the heck you're writing in :cheesy: [url]http://research.microsoft.com/projects/ilx/fsharp.aspx[/url]

you're supposed to do your own homework, and coming up with a project title IS part of your homework. If you can't even do that, how can you be expected to be a creative professional?

Tomcat comes with some rather nice examples which would answer your questions. You will also want a GOOD MODERN book about JSP, like the latest edition (3rd edition) of O'Reilly's Java Server Pages book. You'll also want something on good web application design (to avoid falling into the trap of …

NEVER use JSP scriptlets. They are the single worst part of the system and should never have been introduced.

> If you are rich enough to buy one of those new electric cars, you most likely won't mind paying 8 to 10 bucks for gas/petrol. The Volt has worse mileage than the average European non-hybrid car :) The Leaf is terrible, no performance or range. I drive a hybrid …

Beware that more than a few "free" programs install spyware on your machine as a way of getting income from you anyway. Not sure which of the above do so, but beware and always very carefully monitor the license and other documentation for such software (and be prepared for a …

no need to bring back old threads from the dead, kids.

gosh. You want software that reads your mind and can tell what exactly you're working on at each moment? I'm sorry, but there are telepathic computers yet.

I do not believe in the existence of G/god(s), but neither do I believe in their non-existence. And as my (I know stricter than used by some) definition of an atheist is "a person who holds a religious belief in the non-existence of God" I am not an atheist. Any …

and oh, get into the habbit of always using packages for everything. It may not be required by the language spec (an omission which by many is considered a major historical flaw in the language) but it's good practice and many application frameworks and libraries expect all classes to be …

all depends on the context. Some things/people/situations I can endure for days to months without losing my temper, other things get me worked up in seconds.

Indeed. In such cases, placing the funds in escrow with a mutually trusted 3rd party is the way to go. Or get a contract under which you pay him a fee for securing you property, repayable in part or full towards the lease on that property. Any trustworthy estate agent …

There is no "best". Any such lists are either subjective and/or based on who paid the person creating the list the most money to be on it.

professionally? 1997. As a student? 1990. As a hobby? 1985 or so, give or take a year (never seen a computer before that time, some of the first things I did on it was create a custom menu system to replace the box full of commands to start common programs).

1) wrong forum 2) impossible to answer without knowing a lot about your network and especially its security settings that you don't want known outside your organisation.

Create a single array of characters to print that can print the entire sequence, then create a loop where the loop index is used to determine where in the array to start.

it's no matter of opinion at all. The God Class (which having one massive class is called) is known to be a very bad thing. It's a well documented anti-pattern.

too many things can go wrong here, impossible to say what you did wrong...

good luck with your homework

replace "might" with "will"... Most larger companies won't hire you, especially as a junior, if you have piercings, tattoos, etc. in places that will be visible to customers (they couldn't care less if you've the name of your SM mistress tattoo'd on your butt or have a pierced penis).

Tons and tons of document management systems out there, from the very basic to the extremely elaborate. No need to write things yourself, just take an off the shelf product, install it, and run with it. If you want to be fancy, you can configure to your heart's content (or …

once you get into the real world, certifications are pretty much useless as professionals generally understand that most people holding them didn't study to understand the subject matter but merely crammed to pass the exam.

anything can be decompiled, you can at most make it harder for the casual pirate... The determined pirate will only become more determined and will probably have tools to counter the effects of most "code protection" tools.

if you don't know any programming languages inside and out, trying to write a game is not something you should attempt. Set your goals a lot lower...

everything can be decompiled into machine instructions, that's what the operating system does after all (and you can hook into the operating system and see exactly what it is doing) :) Someone with an understanding can read those and figure out what is happening. The only way to prevent decompilation …

both meet your criteria :) Personally, I prefer Ruby over Python (after trying both). Just "clicks" better with my brain I guess.

support contracts and training, usually. Extra documentation not included with the free product, book publishing rights, etc. etc.