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'30% of Activities Performed by Humans Could Be Automated with AI' 3 Weeks Ago by Johannes C. …So, companies will get more done with smaller teams, reducing hiring demands. Individuals will take on… intelligent help they need. And collaborative agent teams would unlock exponentially more value, coordinating interdependent goals…fulfillment. We believe the future is “blended teams” with humans directing priorities while AI handles repetitive… Paris Olympics Ticket Information Chatbot with Memory Using LangChain 1 Month Ago by usmanmalik57 …?" generate_response(query) ``` **Output:** ``` Beach Volleyball is played by two teams of two players each. They face off in the best… is contested by playing two sets to 21 points, and teams must win at least two points more than their opponents… AI-powered Code Reviews: The Future of Collaborative Development 2 Months Ago by SEO_935 … knowledge, including best practices and security guidelines. This ensures that teams with varying skill levels can produce high-quality code. * **Conflict… Re: Creating teams from a text file 13 Years Ago by Justin9825 …throws IOException { File file = new File("Teams.txt"); Scanner input = new Scanner(file);…int wins; String teamName; int gameCounter=0; Teams [] game = new Teams [4]; for (int i= 0; … game[i].getName()); } } } class Teams { String teamName; int wins; public Teams() { } public Teams (String teamName, int wins) { this.teamName… Creating teams from a text file 13 Years Ago by Justin9825 … IOException { File file = new File("Teams.txt"); Scanner input = new Scanner(file…wins; String teamName; int gameCounter=0; Teams [] game = new Teams [8]; for (int i= 0;…[j].getName()); } } } } class Teams { String teamName; int wins; public Teams() { } public Teams (String teamName, int wins) { this.… Re: Creating teams from a text file 13 Years Ago by Justin9825 When i do change these two lines: [code] Teams[] game = new Teams[7]; System.out.println(game[j].getName()+ " VS." + game[j+6].getName()); [/code] I get what your saying now but I now get this error "ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 7" Re: Preventing Teams from starting up while Windows starts up 2 Years Ago by Puterwiz82 …actually signing into a Team. Locate the purple Microsoft Teams icon in your notification area or system tray. Right… the “Startup Apps” shortcut that appears. Locate “Microsoft Teams” in the list of apps on the Startup pane. Click…the Task Manager, click the “Startup” tab, locate “Microsoft Teams” in the list, and click “Disable.” To open the … Re: Creating teams from a text file 13 Years Ago by Ezzaral You only need a single loop through games[] to pair the teams. You just step in from the ends evenly as you loop, so first pair is 0 and length-1. Think about the loop you need to select the rest based on that progression to the middle. Re: Creating teams from a text file 13 Years Ago by Ezzaral … was already sorted from most to least wins. Pairing the teams is one simple loop to the middle of the array… Re: Creating teams from a text file 13 Years Ago by Justin9825 I actually don't get what this is doing... my output with what I posted above is: UNCC VS.UGA GT VS.UGA GSU VS.UGA UGA VS.UGA It's using UGA for the last part of every statement and skipping NCSU,USC,UVA, and UNC? I see my expression j++ is causing it to skip those teams... why? Survey Invitation: Global Virtual Teams & Software Development 13 Years Ago by gk2010 …the subject of software development in global virtual teams. As part of this study I am …reported as being particularly challenging for global virtual teams engaged in software development. This questionnaire seeks to… to coordination issues in global virtual software development teams. As experienced practitioners in software development, I … Figuring out the best teams 14 Years Ago by WargRider … team so we could keep a track of how other teams do at competitions to compare and contrast their designs. I… for me. Here is my current code for calculating best teams. [CODE] private String[] getBestTeams() { String[] bestTeams = new String[3]; string… Re: Survey Invitation: Global Virtual Teams & Software Development 13 Years Ago by heinijan Hi GK2010 I am writing a Bachelor Thesis about virtual teams. For that reason I would be interested in your questionnaire. Is it possible to have a look at it? Kind regards Re: Preventing Teams from starting up while Windows starts up 2 Years Ago by Xozz I don't know much about Teams. We use it in our housing to arrange meetings. Maybe …'s a more permanent way to sign in to Microsoft Teams. If you're having trouble completing the process, talk to… Guidance to manage our teams effectively. 15 Years Ago by LesterElroy As leaders we all need guidance to manage our teams effectively. I found a great resource. Debora McLaughlin is an … Programming in Teams 14 Years Ago by rysin … very painful and time consuming, and I was wondering how teams go about programming. Thanks. Preventing Teams from starting up while Windows starts up 2 Years Ago by Xozz Hello. Can you tell me how to disable Teams from starting up while windows starts up? Thank you Re: Preventing Teams from starting up while Windows starts up 2 Years Ago by Reverend Jim If nothing else has worked for you I suggest you download [AutoRuns](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/autoruns) which is part of the free Sysinternals suite of tools. Fire it up and uncheck everything that references Teams. Re: Creating teams from a text file 13 Years Ago by Justin9825 I now get this with just one loop. NCSU VS.UNCC GT VS.NCSU USC VS.GT This is my loop now btw: [code] for(int j= 0; j< game.length-1; j++) { if(j > game.length) j++; System.out.println(game[j+1].getName()+ " VS." + game[j].getName()); } [/code] Re: Creating teams from a text file 13 Years Ago by Ezzaral Write down the index values for the first and the last. That is your first pairing. Then write the next pair of indices. Note the values that need to be incremented each time as you loop to the middle. It is not j and j+1. Re: Creating teams from a text file 13 Years Ago by Justin9825 Sorry I'm a little lost about what you just said. This is my first class in java. Re: Creating teams from a text file 13 Years Ago by Ezzaral You need to select the first and last elements from the array: [ICODE][0] vs [length-1][/ICODE] The second pairing is the second element and the next to last: [ICODE][1] vs [length-2][/ICODE] This repeats until you reach the middle of the array. All you have to do is create the loop for that progression. It is a single loop that … Re: Creating teams from a text file 13 Years Ago by Justin9825 What I need to understand is how to write the code so it will find the lowest and highest value in an array but somehow so it will continue to loop through until it reaches the end of the array or something? Re: Creating teams from a text file 13 Years Ago by Ezzaral j+6 is not what I wrote above. That is quite different than length-1. Re: Creating teams from a text file 13 Years Ago by Justin9825 It won't let me do length-1... compiler error: symbol : variable length location: class Tournmanet System.out.println(game[j].getName()+ " VS." + game[length-1].getName()); Re: Creating teams from a text file 13 Years Ago by Ezzaral I was referring to your array.length. The last element of [ICODE]game[][/ICODE] is [ICODE]game[game.length-1][/ICODE]. Re: Creating teams from a text file 13 Years Ago by Justin9825 Is this what your talking about. System.out.println(game[j].getName()+ " VS." + game[game.length-1].getName()); I'm sorry i'm just not understanding what your saying. I know you must be frustrated but thank you so much for your help! Re: Creating teams from a text file 13 Years Ago by Ezzaral Yes, that is nearly what I am referring to, however you still need to incorporate your loop index "j" into that second expression involving length. Think about what element you need for the second pair and how it relates to the array length. Re: Creating teams from a text file 13 Years Ago by Justin9825 I get what your saying and I'm looking through my book but I don't see how I separate the length-1 and incorporate my index into the statement so it's an legal expression. I tried separating with a "," and another "[]" but nothing seems to work. Re: Creating teams from a text file 13 Years Ago by Ezzaral The last element is [ICODE]game.length-1[/ICODE]. The second to last is [ICODE]game.length-2[/ICODE]. ... see where this is going? How can you use the value of j to get those elements?