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Hi, I was wondering how to get the computer to randomly select between 0, 1, or 2. |
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Hello friends, i need java source code for cross matching two large access database records (1st file is of 20000records {28 columns and 20000 rows} and 2nd file is of 39000records {30 columns and 39000 rows}).I need to compare each n every cell of 1st file to the each n … |
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Many decades ago, time travel has been intriguing for most scientists. Many have gone through different articles about time travel. Einstein's theory was very intriguing for us as well for myself. Now its time, to ask some intriguing questions... Is time travel really possible through the use of programming? If … |
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I have to write a GUI based quiz game in Java, but I have no idea how to use the following code to finish the program. The questions and answers are in a text file. Please help!!! [code] public class QnA { //index of correct answer when calling the getAnswer() … |
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Hi every one. suppose i have Car class: [CODE=java]public class Car{ int id; int speed; public void move(){ ... } ..... }[/CODE] that have to run in Race class: [CODE=java]public class Race{ Car[] cars; .... public void runRace(){ .. for (int i=0; i<cars.length; i++) { cars[i].move(); //here is my problem … |
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So I've been "studying" java for two semesters, and my teacher is not what you would call the best. I was just wondering if any of you guys could help me out with some questions I have... What is a recursive termination condition and what happens if a recursive function … |
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I'm a career changer with a Bachelor's degree in an unrelated field. I'm doing an A.S in computer science, and a Masters in MIS right now. Things are going good, I've got classroom experience with Java, C++, html, css, javascript, JSP, php, SQL, taking asp.net. etc.... Just about done with … |
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For newer programmers, myself included, modulus is probably the most obscure operator. ie easy to understand, not always easy to find a use for. But when you see an algorithm that uses modulus, it immediately makes sense. How about a few samples where modulus works well. For example, is a … |
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Hi Am a student of BCA. Can you help me to learn about Hacking. Prasenjit Biswas email : [removed] |
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I want to attempt some win32, and have looked around on Amazon, safari books online , Google etc. I have seen a few books that look promising, but does anyone have any recommendations for any win32 books that they found helpful. |
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I took a class on C++ a few months back. I just finished reading Sams "teach yourself C++ in 21 days" which took me way longer than 21 days to finish. but i feel like i have a basic understanding of the language that was presented in that book. The … |
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what would I use pointers for? I used to have a vague understanding of a pointer... like, *ptr is the value pointed to by the pointer, ptr is the address the pointer is pointing to, and &ptr is the address of the pointer itself? or something? the one example I … |
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is it correct to say that to take advantage of polymorphism at runtime, all of the base class functions that will be overriden must be virtual. If they are not, then you are really utilizing polymorphism at compile time? Do you guys use virtual sparingly, or frequently? |
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Ok i have a few questions. I'm fairly new to programming. Im starting to get a little functional with java, i can handle GUI's, threads, exceptions, 2d graphics, JDBC etc. I took a class in C++ only to find that I am not even close to producing graphics or GUI's … |