Since you are "Compiling" into a string, you can just use a reverse loop, like Junky said, and then add the elements one at a time to w. Don't forget to add spaces!
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Since you are "Compiling" into a string, you can just use a reverse loop, like Junky said, and then add the elements one at a time to w. Don't forget to add spaces!
True, but when you think about it &, |, &, and ~ (Does Java have bitwise-not?) is designed for numbers, not Booleans. A SIDE EFFECT of booleans being bytes makes it work on booleans like you would...
Admittedly I've only gotten the perspective to work once XD. I'm interested in this now though... I have yet to find a matrix that can do projections...how do you do that? I'm glad you went with the...
How about searching for some code on Google that does this kind of loop? Maybe "nested loops" or "looping over 2D array" might help. Even if it's code in C, C++, C# or some other language you might...
Hmm... Well, since you can fit most any program to a stack...try doing it without a stack first. Keep in mind you can probably use more than one stack. ;)
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Seriously, the way I learned was making random fun stuff. I didn't master Java until I decided to make a program that could be put on a computer system to run a bank. I...
I think we might need more details as to what work you have done and the specifics of what needs to be done.
You still have a System.exit() call? It must not actually be called, because...well...that stops EVERYTHING.
& is not a logical operator, strictly. However it is good to know that it is a short-circuit work around, and not a 8-times the calculation minimum faceplant. :D
I hate JavaScript. In my opinion you should just...try not to use it...at all costs, except impossibility. And who told you JavaScript is called "Java"? They're...well they're...they don't know what...
I believe that is what he means. The only thing you have to change from M = p*(i*(1 + i)^n)/((1 + i)^n - 1) is that instead of x^n you have to make it Math.pow(x, n), because in Java x^n means x XOR...
Okay, I just came up with this AWESOME idea where I make an OS...easier said than done. But I'm luckily not without resources or experience. I just need two things...1) Help with a project that is...
Gosh... I don't know what to think...
This is what I found about the invariant, and I don't know if it is applicable to your problem. The invariant is either an input that is unvaried by the...
So you want to "tap into" another program?
Depends on what you are doing. How complicated is your program. I know when I trace that I have like 5 stacks of papers that all mean different things. Plus a stack of papers for every class I ever...
The division for perspective projection. I think he got confused. Here's what I do for perspective projections. A perspective projection needs a field of view, a constant of projection. This is...
Is it proper to use a sort of "prep commit" for A) preparing the particular release/development process for the particular development process/feature to be merged, and B) shaping the history to be...
It's worth noting that NetBeans is going to react differently then your console. Try exporting it to a runnable jar and test it, that should give you an idea of what it actually looks like.
Cool. Thanks alot, you guys are super helpful.
Yeah, I'm using Git, and It has a bit of a learning curve, especially the first time I used the command line and interactive rebase when I made a huge mistake LOL. Why did they have to make VIM so...
Who said you had to make the changes to the original string? Copy it, then reference back to the original as you make the changes, finally return the copy when it's all done :D
Even executables can be decoded in some long, roundabout, and time consuming way. But put it this way. If your game gets pirated, and a potential customer sees the pirated version, if they REALLY...
As copeg said, timeout is probably the way to go. There is a reason timeout was invented, and that's because there's not many other options. If you're not already, you will have to multi-thread...
Just because you mentioned it, I thought I would point something out about bitwise operators. It doesn't do logic that normally makes any sense whatsoever. It does the low level calculations that...
Sorry for the text wall.
So I didn't know where to best put this, and I feel like a noob...probably because I am. :/ Anyhow, I'm making a project with a google code page and a Git and all...