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Mohammad Dayyan wrote: Now I wanna know , Is there any a advantage in Java compared with C#
That of course is subjective.
If you just want to learn another language just for the knowledge and perhaps for employment benefit then learn SQL. SQL is different enough from C#/Java that learning it requires work. And it is useful in most businesses.
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Hi am having problem in running my code for cubic in java. Please help
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Be more specific.
There are billions of problems, so please narrow it down.
hmmm pie
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import java.util.Scanner; /* Import the Java Scanner class to get input entered at the keyboard. */
{{ public class
public static void main(String[] args);
final double TAX_RATE = .1025;
final double COMM_RATE = .02;
final double DISC_PCT1 = .28;
final double DISC_PCT2 = .21;
final double DISC_PCT3 = .14;
final double DISC_PCT4 = .07;
final double DISC_LEVEL_1 = 50000.00;
final double DISC_LEVEL_2 = 49999.00;
final double DISC_LEVEL_3 = 39999.00;
final double DISC_LEVEL_4 = 34999.00;
/* This is where you will define constants for tax rate of 10.25% and dealer commission of 2%.*/
/* This where you will define the additional variables necessary. One integer has already been defined for you. */
int carYear,
carMileage;
double carCost,
salesTax,
dealerCommission,
totalCost,
discount;
/* This integer variable holds the model year of the car. */
/* The following declares an instance, or object, of the Scanner class to get keyboard input. */
Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in);
/* <1> Prompt for and get the car's model year. */
System.out.print("\nPlease enter the car's model year: ");
carYear = scan.nextInt();
/* <2> Prompt for and get the car's mileage. */
System.out.print ("\nPlease enter the car's mileage; ");
carMileage = scan.nextInt ();
/* <3> Prompt for and get the car's list price. */
System.out.print ("\nPlease enter the car's list price; ");
carCost = scan.nextDouble();
/* <4> Compute the sales tax for the sale of the car. */
salesTax = carCost * TAX_RATE;
/*Determine discount rate*/
if(carCost>= DISC_LEVEL_1)
discount = carCost * DISC_PCT1;
else if (carCost>= DISC_LEVEL_2)
discount = carCost * DISC_PCT2;
else if (carCost>= DISC_LEVEL_3)
discount = carCost * DISC_PCT3;
else if (carCost>= DISC_LEVEL_4)
discount = carCost * DISC_PCT4;
else discount = 0;
/* <5> Compute the dealer's commission for the sale of the car. */
dealerCommission = (carCost - discount) * COMM_RATE;
dealerCommission = carCost * COMM_RATE;
/* <6> Compute the total cost, including tax, for the sale of the car. */
totalCost = carCost + salesTax;
/* <7> Print program header message. */
System.out.print("\n\n Northern Illinois Used Cars");
System.out.print("\n*************************************");
System.out.print("\n Cost of a Used Car");
System.out.print("\n*************************************\n");
/* <8> Print the report lines. */
do
}
System.out.printf ("\n Car's Model Year: %5d", carYear);
System.out.printf ("\n Car Mileage: %7d miles", carMileage);
System.out.printf ("\n Car's List Price: %10.2f dollars", carCost);
System.out.printf ("\n Sales Tax: %10.2f dollars" ,salesTax);
System.out.printf ("\n Total Cost: %10.2f dollars\n\n", totalCost);
System.out.printf ("\n\n Discount %10.2f dollars", discount);
System.out.printf ("\n\n Dealer's Commission: %10.2f dollars", dealerCommission);
System.out.print("\n\nWould you like to loop? Enter '1' for yes: ");
choice = keyScan.nextInt();
{while(choice==1);
}
i cannot get this program to work... i know there are mistakes but i cannnot fix them....
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Please read the posting guidelines.
vitaminwater22 wrote: i cannot get this program to work... i know there are mistakes but i cannnot fix them....
Be specific, which errors do you have, where are you stuck, ... ?
Anyway, the code you pasted doesn't make any sense (misplaced braces, no name for the class, no body for the main function, all the code is in your class and not in a function, ...). If this is your real code (but I can hardly imagine this), then nobody here will be able to help you: you are lacking the most basic skills in Java. I suggest you start from the begining: learn the syntax (from a good book, it is always the best).
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If it compiles then I suggest you Debug it line by line because there may be a problem with your logic.
hmmm pie
modified on Friday, March 20, 2009 6:09 PM
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fly904 wrote: there may be a problem with you logic
That's a very kind way of putting it. 
Panic, Chaos, Destruction.
My work here is done.
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In a good mood today
hmmm pie
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hiii
please give me the code and srs for the project of "WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT IN JAVA"....
thnk you
shalabh bindal
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See point 2 in the posting guidelines.
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What's the best solution for doing non blocking sockets in Java? The Socket class in and of itself doesn't support this. I'm aware of NIO but have heard rumors that's not very good or perhaps tricky to use?
I found Apache's MINA (http://mina.apache.org[^]) which looks promising, but wondered what people here have used.
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Jim,
the easiest is to create the ServerSocket listening on it's own thread. The listening thread is blocked, but you can still call the close() method.
This will cause a SocketException to be thrown on the listening thread to allow for graceful exit.
See Class:ServerSocket[^] for details.
Panic, Chaos, Destruction.
My work here is done.
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i have a table where there are two columns.the first column has hard-coded values in a JComboBox. Upon selection of the value in the first column, the values for the second column combobox has to change(in the second column combobox values has to be dynamic).
someone kindly assist me
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Have you thought about saving it in a file?
hmmm pie
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thanks man.. will work on it
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please help me in reading pixels from a black n white image.
thanks in advance
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Have you actually researched anything?
Anyway, look at BufferedImage.[^]
If you can't find what your looking for on there then you should choose something else to do.
hmmm pie
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what would be the use of the strong tokenizer?
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It breaks a sentance into words, is a simple way of putting it.
Have a look at the Documentation.[^]
hmmm pie
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Thanks a lot now I trluy uderstand it now
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Hello,
I'm new to JSP but have experience with .NET, and was wondering if someone could help me with this.
I am trying to encode an ID value that is being passed in a querystring. This value (assuming it isn't null) will then be printed out to a page. In .NET I'd use the HttpUtility.HtmlEncode method but was wondering if there is something similar in Java. Please find an example of my code below.
<param name="movie" value="swf.swf<%= request.getParameter(" id=") != null ? "?id=" + request.getParameter("id") : "" %>">
</param>
Any advice you could give me would be greatly appreciated.
modified on Monday, March 16, 2009 11:32 AM
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please suggest some sample coding done in aglets environment which is a development environment produced by IBM
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