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Also, think about "int" math. When you have a problem, take this for example


int a = 4/3

what value do you think will be returned? If you thought "1", then your right.
In the same respect...

Help me understand your question, do you want to search an array using a binary search? I've never known binary searches to use array lists unless it takes the data it is to sort and puts it in an...

So then what is the purpose of the not operator in that same method call? (I'm referring to the lines you have quoted)

So when the method returns true, it converts it to false?

Yea, that makes sense, but what about the original question and what's happening on that line...

Here is the missing class:



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but how does it know to move something to the holding track? All it is is checking that statement's Boolean value (if its true or false) and doesn't actually do the operation....

Hello all,

I was creating a program for a homework assignment and I came across a problem. The assignment is a simulation of a train track. It gives you an array of train cars and using stacks,...

I don't know why it happens. I was hoping someone could tell me. Logically, it all seems to make sense. Length is the number of elements in the array, size is the capacity of the array if that...

The System.err.println(); is tripped and it won't add the elements...

Thats what I get when I print the code, which is the problem. I want the array to grow when you add more members to the array than are currently in the array. For example if you have an array of size...

I did not include a way to test the code. I should have, but it would be pretty simple:


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Hello,

I am writing a class (pretty much an ADT) for an array implementation. I wrote the code and it both compiles and works, but in the process, I have encountered a problem. This problem is...