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I just graduated highschool, and when Im not working (I work full time) I am reading about computers, or physics. If not that, Im out drinking and smoking reefer with my mates, talking about heavy metal and computers/science.
- Interests
- piano, learning about science and computers
- PC Specs
- M6811 Mobile AMD Athlon 64 Processor 3400+ 1.59 GHz 512 MB of RAM ATI Mobility 9600 w/ 64MB of RAM
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This programming language, developed in 1993 claims to be the easiest/ quickest programming language around. Is it fact or fiction? What do you all know about this language? | |
I've figured out im using the wrong loop for the task at hand but im still wondering why it repeats this exactly 3 times: for(ch = (char) System.in.read(); ch != ('k' | 'K') ; ch = (char) System.in.read()) { System.out.println("sorry, you're incorrect!\n Guess again: "); } It prints this in … | |
Im reading about logical operators (yes noob here) and Im sort of confused as to what some of them actually mean. Example: if b1 is true and b2 is false !(b1 & b2) is true b1 | b2 is true b1 & b2 is false b1 ^ b2 is true … | |
In the java book im reading (Java: a beginner's guide by Herbert Schildt) it usually displays the main as such: public static void main(String args[]) { but often in this website I see code written as this: public static void main(String[] args) { Is there a functional difference between the … | |
Okay, when I first started trying to teach java to myself, I picked up a book called "Java: A beginners guide" by Herbert Schildt. I thought compiling was going to be as easy as c, I was of course wrong. Well through various searches I've figured out how to get … | |
Welcome all, I am asatrujesus (real name:Steve). I came here to share any information from my self teaching journey, and to have a supportive network for those times that no amount of research can solve my problem. I am very dedicated to learning, and will try hard to contribute equal … |
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