You can add "=Java" to the first code tag to highlight the Java elements.
Can you post the output of the program?
Type: Posts; User: Zymus
You can add "=Java" to the first code tag to highlight the Java elements.
Can you post the output of the program?
Yes, this was stated as the first response.
@OP:
Integer.parseInt(string, radix);
You can move the increment expression out of the for loop, and move it to wherever you want.
for (int i = 0; i < j; /*empty*/) {
// ...
i++;
}
Are you sure that the class files are correct? The magic value should be CA FE BA BE, but yours is 46 69 6C 65, which translates into the ASCII "File", which leads me to believe something has gone...
The problem seems to be that you're adding your ButtonHandler to a JTextField.
In order to make the code easier to read, place it inside code tags (the # sign wraps the selected text in code tags).
Can you give an example of what the expected results should be?
You can use code tags to make your code easier to read for the rest of us.
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