So my professor wants me to implement read from and write to .txt functionality in my current program. I've only implemented read/write to txt once and that was with integers using a postfix...
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So my professor wants me to implement read from and write to .txt functionality in my current program. I've only implemented read/write to txt once and that was with integers using a postfix...
Ahh, sorry for the late reply. I've been bogged down in school work.
Thanks for the reply! It solved my issue and furthered my Java knowledge!
So I have an assignment to make a file that tests the functionality of methods within a string queue structure. I'm sort of new to multiple classes within a program, so maybe I'm doing this wrong....
Oh man, so clear now. Thank you.
Ok, sounds good. I can still use the methods created at the bottom with the int array I'll create right? I guess I've only ever used methods on objects I've declared within the class, not variables...
So I am working on an assignment for my Data Structures class and am getting all confused by how to correctly use an object I created. This object listObj of the SortedListArray class is basically...
Oh man, I can't believe I missed that. I didn't even have constructors made yet!
Thanks!
Ok, I understand and agree with all of this. My professor wants me to implement a simple sort list ADT. I figured implementing an interface would be a good way to go about it.
I know you can't...
I'm working on an assignment for school and am stumped. I should mention that the operations of static declarations still elude me a bit...
import java.util.Scanner;
public class...