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confusion16 Dec 2004 16:33 GMT19
Hello, i read in Liang Java programming book that,
suffix x--; is same as x   = x - 1  and
preffix --x; is same as x = x - 1
then why does this give value 7.0 to z ??
Help Java & Nasdaq16 Dec 2004 16:08 GMT2
does anyone know if exist any web site or service I can access
with java to retrieve informations about nasdaq quotes?
Thanks.
madner
math.round16 Dec 2004 15:21 GMT1
Hello all, i have this script, but what it does now, it gives me a random
value between 0 and 6000. But in line 5 it states that it will give me a
random value between 0 and 5.  I am checking this script and trying to
understand it. Also the  tabel[getal]++ adds a random value ...
Possible Array problem. Applet Compiles but does not run!16 Dec 2004 15:02 GMT6
Ok This has been driving me nuts for the past hour and half. Tried
everything I can think of, and nothing works.
I have this script (sorry its long but its neccessary for me to post it
all);
Java Window/GUI Help16 Dec 2004 13:18 GMT1
Ok im trying to create a program in java right now and my knowledge of
it has proved somewhat .... limited.....
Info:
Im making a program using javaspaces to simulate an auction over the
Media Framework Woes.16 Dec 2004 03:19 GMT1
I'm new to this newsgroup marlarkey so feel free to point out any bad
form i'm using - also i hope this is in the right group - i couldn't
find a JMF dedicated one.  :)
I'm trying to capture an image from a video capture device using the
array15 Dec 2004 16:13 GMT3
Hello, imlearning arrays, I made an array with 10 integers. Now how do i
print this in reverse order?
Irlan
Help me15 Dec 2004 16:11 GMT2
Hi
I'm a student and I need to develope an application in java for
Windows CE.
Now I've installed on my pc Eclipse and a sun virtual machine for
setting JComponent properties for an app15 Dec 2004 08:06 GMT1
I know there is a way to change the properties for all,
for example, JComboBox components used in an application, with just one
(static) function call.
Does anyone here know which function I mean?
Where are the java import files located on unix?15 Dec 2004 02:28 GMT3
Hello to all,
I am new to java and wanted to know when you import files in your java
program where exactly these import packages located on unix, am running
freebsd, openbsd, solaris x86 if anyone have any idea please reply this
Returning external resources and Exceptions15 Dec 2004 02:13 GMT15
Im wondering how to write a _clean_ file conversion method using
filestreams:
public void convert(File fileIn, File fileOut) throws IOException {
   // ???
wondering15 Dec 2004 02:06 GMT2
I was wondering there is a way to set up a Java AOL Instant Messenger
Bot? What classes would i need and is there example code?
implicit <? super T> when an array is a parameter in a generic method14 Dec 2004 22:39 GMT4
i'm making some adjustments to previous code to utilize generics in java
1.5 or 5.0 or whatever it is called.  something seems inconsistent,
though:
let us say i have a method that operates on two collections:
java -client in a jar file14 Dec 2004 22:28 GMT2
When running a program in Java, it is much faster to use the
-client option for a short-running program.
timex java jecho
real        0.52
Writing doubles as binary values / hex?14 Dec 2004 22:01 GMT2
   To keep brief and quick can you write doubles, mainly, maybe floats
etc.... to a file, as the raw binary pattern as used by the JVM. I.E not
converting to a string? If so where is the lib. used for this?
Thanks for any help :)
 
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