Happy birthday Java Programming Forums and you too Bryan! It's my birthday today as well! We both share our birthdays with the greatest Java forum on the web! :)
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Happy birthday Java Programming Forums and you too Bryan! It's my birthday today as well! We both share our birthdays with the greatest Java forum on the web! :)
Happy Birthday Java Programming Forums!!
I share the same birthday as the greatest Java forum on the internet! :)
I downloaded the Java ME SDK 3.0 from here: Download Java Platform Micro Edition Software Development Kit 3.0
Is that the right thing to download?
And if you say .jar files run on a mobile phone,...
WOW! The java programming forums was "born" on the same day as me - I feel so honored! HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
I'm still a bit confused after reading wikipedia and and the download page. I downloaded it, but do I write applications in an IDE or can I write just with wordpad like I do for some of my Java...
This is great! I look forward to writing some applications. But if I use a class like JOptionPane, which is what I usually use if I don't really need any GUI, will the default look-and-feel work on a...
I read that Java is the language commonly used for cell phone applications. How exactly would you write a program like this, any special syntax? Then how would you get it on the phone, simply by...
Actually, by editing the ratio of the word patterns (ex. Consonant-Vowel-Consonant, Vowel-Consonant-Vowel, etc.) I was able to improve the ratio of valid words to above 50%, so I didn't think it was...
Thanks, this is an enormous help. I could just run this program once, removing "//" from the print statements, and then i would know how many lines there are and I wouldn't need the first half or so...
Well I realize that my program generates good words only about 25% of the time, and I want that number to be something more like 50%. I thought maybe I could use a Random to select a word from the...
Oh my apologies - I replied to the last post on the first page.
That is because there actually is no method getPay()? I'm not sure. I'm a beginner myself. But note that you can never run/compile programs from a flash drive. I don't know why, perhaps JavaPF would...
You may want to mark this thread as SOLVED if you don't have any further questions relating to this topic. This can be done under "Thread Tools" at the top of the page.
Yes, I did change the System.out.println() statements so that I wouldn't need the console window. I like to run .jar applications from the desktop. Thanks for clearing that up. I will now mark this...
What I meant when I asked if the command to print the error was necessary was, will omitting it impair the program's function in any way? My understanding is that this command is used to display the...
Thank you so much for the help! I don't fully understand try blocks and stuff yet, so I'm not exactly sure what all this means, but as long as it works, I'm fine with it. I am thinking of adding a...
You see, the program itself generates random word combinations. The text file contains all the valid three letter words that are acceptable in Scrabble. The text file is used to check the random word...
Well here's the second results screen error:
I will attach a set of pictures to help you understand. The first set (appended with (1)) demonstrates the error that occurs when the initial word that is asked is a good word. When you click on...
Oh, right. I forgot about that. The file is a dictionary file containing a little less than a thousand words and their definitions. It's too big to attach to a post, but it can be found here:
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Note: It's probably the loops at the bottom causing the problem - the top is just the random word generator formula and things.
My program is a quizzer which quizzes people on Scrabble three-letter words (which are quite bizarre and there are just less than 1000 of). Everything seems to be working the way I want it to, but it...
If you do want to make a desktop application with java, it is pretty simple by creating a .jar file which will run just like another executable file.
Lesson: Packaging Programs in JAR Files (The...
Thanks for your help, JavaPF. I will mark my threads when they are solved from now on.
I can't believe I didn't see this. It seems so obvious now. I thought that the loop condition just verified that the first line was not null and then the read the first line again for the printing,...