And by doing this you changed the method signatures. An int is not the same as an array of ints. Look at the signature, which is where the method promises to return an array of ints. Now look at what...
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And by doing this you changed the method signatures. An int is not the same as an array of ints. Look at the signature, which is where the method promises to return an array of ints. Now look at what...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_diagram
In this case, they can mean UML or something else.
You'll want to paste specific compile- or run-time error messages here. No one is going to want to follow along with you based on your description of gestures you make in your IDE.
That being...
Just cutting in here to say that it is totally possible to keep someone from decompiling your classes (or make it infeasible to do so), but it requires buying or implementing a special classloader...
You probably want to show the full stacktrace.
Some /loose/ comparisons between hardware pipelining and VM performance tweaking can be made.
AFAIK, basic pipelining (i.e., having a series of executing, decoded, and fetched instructions,...
Don't turn yourself inside-out with all this old java.io.* stuff. Look at java.nio.file.Files and (if necessary) Path interface.
Much cleaner, much more straightforward, and much easier to make...
By the way, you should read the requirements again. You are going to lose points on technicalities.
Once the local variable myObject goes out of scope it will not be reachable by any other object, and thus will be available for garbage collection. However, the question is will that local variable...
Look at the docs for java.util.Formatter:
"Floating Point - may be applied to Java floating-point types: float, Float, double, Double, and BigDecimal"
Now look at your formatter and see which...
There isn't a hard-and-fast rule, but arbitrarily assigning defaults to those properties/fields that are already set to defaults for you makes larger code.
If you use an IDE it will warn you of...
Maybe not _always_.
Well, the metric vs. imperial flag is used for two things that I can see: display and output conversion.
The former can be driven off of the flag using things like
... String.format("Please...
I don't see a discussion here of how booleans are used beyond syntax. Please note that we are abusing booleans here for no reason. A boolean holds a true/false state, and nothing else.
If we have...
You can use almost any RDBMS with JPA. The details for connecting the RDBMS to the specific JPA implementation (i.e., in this case Hibernate JPA) are going to be slightly different.
But there are...
Both are incorrect if you are referring to the single main method that any single Java app must have. The signature must be "public static void main(String[] args)" [although the modifiers can be in...
This is an incredibly tall order. PDF is a maddeningly convoluted standard. You should look for a PDF scanning and parsing API to interface with.
This is not a small project. You need to sort out what your requirements are, and what the scope is. e.g.:
- How will you be reading and storing the barcode information? What hardware? Where will...
Yes, and this is the best habit to get into. No more try { ... } finally { ... } blocks for something as mundane (and easy to forget) as invoking .close(). Especially when your finally block has to...
Post the _entire_ test program you used, and make sure you use a good text editor. The only reason that can be false is if the strings are different.
In this case, the comparison is very related...
This is likely, and is an example of undefined behaviour -- that is to say, it isn't accurate to say that any of the runtime environments you mention are doing anything "correctly".
But, you can...
In general, the only reason to have declared but uninitialized class variables is if they are also class properties. In which case there will, or should, be setters, getters and or initializers in...
My guess is that your instructor is going to focus on polymorphism and inheritance, which are two of the 4(ish) classic features of an OO language. But everyone has their hobby-horse, and your...
This is not true for primitives, and only true for class variables. See Norm's answer.
And, actually, you should /not/ always explicitly assigned class variables, primitives or objects. Many...
https://projecteuler.net/
This would exercise what they call "the fundamentals" in sports.