In win 9x and above this will work fine and i don't know the reason why its not running for winxp and above.
Type: Posts; User: DanBrown
In win 9x and above this will work fine and i don't know the reason why its not running for winxp and above.
I had tried both , but not working.
for(int i=0;i<25 ;i++)
{
System.out.println("");
}
when i m searching for this , some programmers are also working like this.
our command prompt is divided into 25 rows and 80...
when i read this question , my first attempt is to try to print the new time at (x,y) position, i tried this but no result.Then i fell we can execute dos command using
...
its an run time exception.thats why it compiles fine.
my dear what will happen in this case
when i=5
then a[i+1] will refer to position a[6], which is not available in your array.