Hi everyone, and thanks in advance,
   Just trying to find a way to get a number that's bigger then java's
double. I've tried stuff like "long double myBigNumber;" but that doesn't
seem to work. Been checking google too, and still haven't found any info. I

If a Java application (and/or applet) has focus, is it safe to just use
   aChar = (char) System.in.read();
or
   aChar = java.io.DataInputStream readChar();

What is the difference between greedy, reluctant and posessive quantifiers?
To me it seems that there's no difference in writing "X(n,m)", "X(n,m)?"
   or "X(n,m)+". Maybe you could give me a hint what the difference is.
Thanks in advance for sharing your knowledge ;)

i created an object of type BankAccount which has a constructor
BankAccount(String str,int accountnumber)
BankAccount account1=new BankAccount("location", 123);
now, somewhere in my program, i need a method in the BankAccount class which

I am writing some Java-Applet Chat-Client meant to run on any platform
(LINUX, MS Windows, MacOS ...). Right now it runs with all tested
Windows and LINUX systems (which aren't to many), but there are problems
running it on MacOS v9.2. ( I compiled from LINUX with "javac -target

I want to extract words that may or may not contain "," and "."
ex.  "    94 *&   I, am words. 38 **#()#* "
"I, am words."
This is what I have:

Hi,
I am having a embedded system running on Linux.  I am having a strange
problem with time between java world and native system.  Java time is
22 seconds ahead of native time.

i want to read Strings from System.in that are seperated by whitespaces
(blank spaces to be exact). I only know how to read them line-by-line.
Maybe you know a solution that is more general, where i can separate the
 strings by any type of character (e.g. commas, when reading ...

I own a .co.uk domain. Should my packages begin with uk.co.domainname? Or
should I use the more common com.domainname even though I don't own a .com?
Thanks,
Bob

when i compile this code i got any error...
but when i run it i get this error:
E:\divers\ets\LOG\log320\aut03\lab1>java Sort
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ClassCastException

Given the numbers
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and the operators +-/*^ what are all the solutions to
the following equation
_ _ _ + _ _ _ = _ _ _