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Noone who is serious about Java uses BlueJ. It's only used by schoolteachers (who force it upon their pupils) who have no clue about Java themselves and don't want to bother with the details of the language. If you look at professionals, it's IntelliJ, Eclipse, and to a lesser degree …

[QUOTE=Ancient Dragon;460846]If it were true that we have a limited amount of memory then at some point we would have to stop learning. One could say "I have learned everything possible to learn, so I can go have a beer now.". I doubt that point in or evolution will ever …

and oh, it's not urgent at all.

Oh yes, best game ever with the possible exception of Diablo II. One of the few games I actually had to buy again because the CD was worn out (seriously!). Still play it once in a while. With both official expansion packs of course. First and one of the few …

We will however tell your teacher exactly how good you are and what your grade should be if you just give us his email address.

It's Scotland's revenge for centuries of English tyranny...

if you don't know the acronym, assume you don't know the stuff it's meant to describe ;)

Try Head First Java. And forget about Servlets and JEE until you know the core language well.

[QUOTE=sneekula;484937]Return it to the manufacturer and claim it to be faulty.[/QUOTE] Depending on how it got damaged and what brand it is that may well be the smart thing. Those things are (for the better brands like Sandisk) designed to be pretty much indestructible and some brands (again like Sandisk) …

nope. Just another of those idiots who start accounts for no reason other than to post nonsense that we've been plagued with lately.

I'm all for forcing people to vote, but only if you also force politicians to actually live up to their election promises... As politicians by definitions don't do the latter, the former should not be a requirement either. Blank voting is always possible here. When using paper ballots just turn …

is that Martian? I was sure it was Gibberish.

that was a hint to write proper English instead of the gibberish you're spewing forth.

worse, turning in someone elses work as your own is plagiarism (and no teacher is going to accept something you say openly you didn't write yourself) which is enough to get you an automatic failure and exclusion from any form of higher education. Do you own homework, kiddo. There are …

Or give them something that's extremely convoluted and just prints a message like "I'm a lazy kid who got someone else to do his homework and didn't even check whether it was what I wanted before turning it in as my own" on screen ;)

It's not hard. I wrote most of a complete system in just a week or so (and that included figuring out how Hibernate works, which I use to access the database). If you want hints and tips, feel free to as. But don't expect to sit back while others do …

There are many libraries that will do all the hard work for you, requiring just a stream of bytes as input and producing a stream of bytes as output on the other end. But you can indeed do it all yourself, by taking each byte, pulling it apart into bits, …

it seems like you don't know what xslt is all about if you think it's a layout language or page makeup language like css. I'd suggest you start learning what the acronyms you mention actually mean and what the technologies behind them can do for you. php is certainly not …

- wrong forum - I never heard of "gamegain" - that system should run MSFS pretty nicely (what version of MSFS anyway?) - don't bother with framerate counters in FS. They don't say much, haven't in years.

uncertainty.

I think there's a library in the Jakarta Commons project that's supposed to pretty much automate commandline parameter parsing. Whether it's easier to use that than parse them yourself I can't tell as I've not used it ;)

just another attempt by someone to increase his post count. Closed.

"how lazy kids get away with not learning to think by getting others to do their homework for them".

yes, kid. If you want to write something in C++ or Java you're going to have to learn C++ or Java.

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yes, and come up with "final year project" titles for all the lazy kids who are too busy playing games to come up with their own. And no, we're not going to give you "duh koduz"!

Depends on where you are of course... If your tapwater is heavily contamminated bottled is the best option. In many western countries though tapwater is actually cleaner than is bottled water as the requirements it has to meet when it comes to chemical and biological contamminants are stricter. There was …

[url]http://java.sun.com[/url] and look up the tutorials. Everything should become clear to you, or at least clearer than it is now.

"is it possible to delete just by clicking a button on the same page where the results are displayed? " If you write code to do that, yes. If you don't, no.

just add another harddisk... All it takes is a screwdriver (if that, modern cases are ever more free of having to screw around inside them).

your communications skills don't help, and your attitude only makes it worse. Why should anyone help you when you write in such abysmal English (bad enough that it must be deliberate) and get agressive towards anyone who says anything you don't like?

no.

read a basic tutorial. And don't use Vector.

Yes. JFrame is the application window (or any other window in the application that's not a JDialog. You build up substructures to be contained in that window on JPanels and place those in the JFrame (or in other JPanels which get placed eventually in the JFrame). Experiment, layer components, combine …

wrong forum. This is the C++ forum, not the C+= forum!

and even if ints were immutable, he's talking about arrays which certainly aren't (unless explicitly declared final of course).

singleton brewery management operations planning tool description.

if you just want to keep track of how many instances you create, add the static counter to the BankAccount class and increase it in the constructor. But be aware that that will not keep track of the number of instances actually being accessible to the program, only the number …

That's probably the way to go. Add a Handler that spools to some memory structure (maybe a List) and add a Listener to that memory structure that notifies the Swing control it needs updating.

applets can only connect to resources on the server where they were hosted from, UNLESS they're signed applets.

The study that showed racial differences in the outcome of IQ testing was actually genuine. The outrage about it was not based on its scientific merits but on the conclusions, which were not politically acceptable. Whether the study was performed correctly and the results interpreted correctly never even came im …

generally yes, but the system will run at the lowest speed allowed by your modules (so at the speed of the slowest module) and you may have to enforce that through a BIOS setting for it to work at all.

More properly it should be called WYSIWYDG (what you see is what you don't get) as pretty much all those tools make a complete mess of things.

Kyoto will have NO effect on the "climate" whatsoever with or without the US. US CO2 emissions (which is what Kyoto is all about and which are utterly pointless when it comes to "the climate") are DOWN and have been going down for several years now despite (or more likely …

bleh. First define what you mean by "security" and go from there. You seem to just be grasping at a lot of words and acronyms you don't really understand and expect a complete system to materialise out of thin air if you just use them all. What's a "SOAP firewall" …

innovative idea: think for yourself instead of slavishly waiting for others to think for you. If you can't manage even the thinking up of a project idea you don't deserve to pass that exam.

This is not a programming problem at all. It's a user interface design problem, and if you have to build a prototype an electronics problem (though I guess you could build a simulator for it first as a proof of concept). Solve it using pencil and paper, later making nice …

not urgent. We may have time to look at it this time 2010.

Your friend is dead wrong. Excel DOES include VBA which is a scripting language based loosely on VB but that's about it. All of the MS Office applications expose a series of COM controls which you can use to manipulate their documents. I don't have the documentation for them at …

how much you need all depends on what applications you run :) XP may not allocate more than 2GB per process, but if you have an application that wants that much having more than 2GB can help (as XP itself and everything running in it can take 1GB or more …