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it aint for homework i will have you know, if you dont have a good answer to give dont give one at all. Thanking You!
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You're right, because everyone absolutely needs to have a program like this in a business environment. It wouldn't be homework at all to test if an integer is positive, negative or 0, or maybe even selecting which case applies to determine the desired string, go do your own homework, no one here will do it.
Read this for your code[^], pay attention to lines 2 and 9.
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it aint homework it is for college work i have the program wrote down just need to see if it is right etc..!!we all have to start somewhere and by asking for help is one so good luck.
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read this already[^], and again, look at points 2 and 9. Homework in college is still homework. And run the program to see if it is right. If you fail, go see your "college" teacher and tell him you need help, badly, as this is the simplest possible homework assignment I have ever seen.
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We all need to start from scratch and this is my second week into it so if u have no good advice to give me dont give me any at all!!
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I *gave* you good advice, I clearly highlighted the if and select case keywords before for a reason, and if you didn't pick it up then you haven't read your book or gone to class at all, as they are QUITE obvious.
jennie21 wrote: We all need to start from scratch
You said you had a program written down, liar.
jennie21 wrote: this is my second week
That you've gone to? Not to many college's I know of in the USA start at the beginning of Feb, usually all in January. Did you mean the second week you've gone to?
jennie21 wrote: if u have no good advice to give me dont give me any at all!!
Change your major, quickly, you're not cut out for this industry.
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i will have you know u cheeky little fecker that im in Ireland and the classes are semseter 1 and 2 and only in semester 2 did we start programming so cant your facts straight and i have been going to class we cant be all freaks like you i suppose we do have lifes over here!
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jennie21 wrote: i will have you know u cheeky little fecker that im in Ireland and the classes are semseter 1 and 2 and only in semester 2 did we start programming so cant your facts straight and i have been going to class we cant be all freaks like you i suppose we do have lifes over here!
Then not only are you not cut out to be a programmer, but a general user as well as you clearly can't select a country in your profile properly as well.
jennie21 wrote: only in semester 2 did we start programming
Then redo your semester I class, as you didn't pay enough attention to get the simplest of homework done. You lied like what 5 times since the original post? First it wasn't homework, then it was, then you just started class, then it's your second class, then you had it done, you just wanted to compare, not you clearly don't have jack sh*t done.
Go home, switch programs into something your capable of.
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if you read my email just there it said we DIDNT do programming in SEMESTER 1 we did nothing of the sort so if u would like to f**k off my threat so i can get some decent answers off people that are nice about answering question i would really like that all americans aint as pig headed as you!
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1. I'm not american
2. NO ONE HERE WILL DO HOMEWORK FOR YOU
3. Where's your code, you said you had it and it won't run, post your source. Maybe you'll get some direction then.
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Just like I thought, you got nothing. Go away. Change majors, read a book, study business or economics or social studies, anything else. You are going to fail, miserably.
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you mean, americans like YOU[^] ?
listen to this.
You are definitely a beginner in programming, and you obviously cannot know everything. So asking for help is somewhat legitimated.
BUT, you cannot come in a forum and ask "can someone do this or that for me ?".
What you are asking is obviously homework (not an insult, but homework anyway). And then if you can't even do the basics, try yourself what you've been asked to do, and understand what is wrong in it is just not the way to go. homeworks are there to make you learn things. If you ask someone else to do it for you, you will never learn...
and if you definitely cannot do the basics by youself, and if you're not interrested to understand how to do it yourself, then you're in the wrong path, and you should probably think about doing something else of your future life.
Now, if you have so code you want to share, by explaining exactly what is wrong and what you are trying to do, then I'd be glad to help.
But no need to insult other members who are trying to keep a little sanity in this forum.
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i do have a program written down and the comment from starting from scratch means im only new and i need a little bit of help so see where im going wrong and it wont run thats why im asking the stupid question and you coming back with stupid comments like that!
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So then post your code. Let's see it.
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What about a career change? There are always open positions for managers & marketing people... 
If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler.
-- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong.
-- Iain Clarke
[My articles]
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I wonder what happend to the homework - did you hand it in?
Also the explanation isn't quit exact - could have been various results 
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Make a program that will accept type input numbers. Display the numbers in descending order and display the mode.
Help me this.
Thanks
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See this[^]. Please read points 2 and 9.
(I can't see a sticky for JAVA forum)
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This is very basic stuff, if you can't figure how do it, maybe you have a chance for good readings...
If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler.
-- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong.
-- Iain Clarke
[My articles]
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honestly im not the who took this subject. its my cousin she is in highschool right now. any one can help me this.
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Then tell her to study harder: believe me, doing it for her will be a looser approach to her education.
If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler.
-- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong.
-- Iain Clarke
[My articles]
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can I write a client program in java to access Ms Outlook data of an user
skd
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What data are you talking about? outlook keeps mails in a PST file which you can read if you know it's structure.
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From my experience of programming specific interrupts (asm) are prohibited without access to an OS' api. For instance, one could not do a write to a hdd without utilizing an interrupt or in/out vector which has been preapproved by an API. In the case of windows you cannot do a write without win32 (I've tried). In Java, it is my understanding that a thing called the JNI links the OS local API to its own API. Am I correct? Is the JNI responsible for the connection between the two APIs?
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JNI is Sun's concession to the fact that Java just can't do everything that C or C++ can.
It is an interface to native code, usually in the form of DLLs. It is a horrible horrible beast, and the documentation on it is almost deliberately difficult to understand.
If this is a completely new project, you would be responsible for writing 3 different things. The native code program (pick a language, probably C/C++), the Java front end, and the JNI piece which is also written in native code.
Good luck if that's what you want to do.
Don't let my name fool you. That's my job.
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