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Hi rheisan, I see we have a few things in common. I'm new to the boards and to programming to :) Hope to see you around one of the threads again. Cheers, Overbooked

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That was quick. I new I found the right community for programming :P

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Hi Marvin, I'm a bit of an 80's fan myself and a big carnivore which I know is not the best thing in the world :) See you around the programming boards. Overbooked

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Hi James, We're on the same boat :) So much new tech stuff is always being released and you'll always find yourself with something new to tinker with. Overbooked

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Hi Carrick, Hope you fine the help you need in design. I've joined for support in programming :) See you around.

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[QUOTE=9lawi;1383052]i still didnt get why it is not working !!! i mean what should he/she edit??[/QUOTE] [CODE]ProductionWorkerA pw = new ProductionWorkerA();[/CODE] Initializes the object using the default constructor: [CODE]public ProductionWorkerA() { super(); shift = DAY_SHIFT; payRate = 0.0; }[/CODE] Since nothing is passed to the superclass, pw.getName(), getEmployeeNumber(), pw.getHireDate() are …

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Hi Manoj, [QUOTE]people who flick their cigarettes out of their car window[/QUOTE] :D See you around the development threads some time :)

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Hi dddundalk, New to the boards too and what a coincidence, we're on the same boat *waves from the other side of the boat* Just starting Java myself. It's been years since I touched on development myself. See you around. Cheers, Overbooked

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Hi Barry, Hope to bump into you in one of the development threads. Cheers, Overbooked

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Thanks for the clear explanation Jon. I've learned something new today :D

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Hi hwalsh, [CODE]private void printA() { Scanner reader = new Scanner(System.in); //ArrayList<Integer> grade = new ArrayList<Integer>(); { System.out.println("Enter a grade: "); int n = reader.nextInt(); grade.add(n); } { printWelcome(); } }[/CODE] The source of the problem is in the printA() method. The method is initializing a new [B]local[/B] grade array …

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Hi Lionel, Hope to get some tips on PHP from you and everyone here at Daniweb then :) Overbooked

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Hi everyone, I'm working on method to fill a 2D grid with objects. This is what I have at the moment: [CODE]public void fillGrid() { for(int i = 0; i < ROWS; i++) { for(int j = 0; j < COLUMNS; j++) { String displayText = "#"; board[i][j] = new …

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Hi schoolbus11, I have a suggestion. Try placing an if statement inside your for loop to check if score[i] is the highest (score[i] > highest) and lowest (score[i] < lowest). If it is, assign the value of score[i] to highest/lowest. Pseudo-code below: [CODE]for (int i = 0; i < numJudges; …

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Hi BboyRodimus, How are you populating NumArray? I tried your code by declaring and initializing NumArray in main() and it works. [CODE]public static void main(String[] args) { double[] numArray = {0,-1, -2, 5, 6, 0, -2.5, -3.5, 0, -74}; int negCount = countNegative(numArray, 0, numArray.length -1); System.out.println("The total count of …

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Hi Barry, I'm new to the boards too and I'm sure there's plenty of help to go around especially with computer related stuff. Cheers, Overbooked

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Hi Adam, New to the boards myself. I've dabbled in web development some years ago and stating Java right now. We might bump into each other sometime on some of the threads. Cheers, Overbooked

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Hi Anka, I weigh as much as Michael Jordan but he's 6'6 :P Congratulations on your little bundle of joy. Cheers, Overbooked

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Hey Suraj, I'm new to Java too and I'll be bumping into you again on the Java thread every once in a while then :) Cheers, Overbooked

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Hi rehan, [QUOTE]I am not genius[/QUOTE] If that were a requirement I'd be in trouble :D See you around. Cheers, Overbooked

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Hi shinjun, [QUOTE]i am a newbie here![/QUOTE] Me to :icon_wink: See ya around, Overbooked

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Hi Roly, I'm new also, and just like you, want to gain more knowledge in programming. Interested in both Java and php: hypertext preprocessor :) See you around. Overbooked

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