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hello :) also from Philippines :D

yes, basically same principle applies there.



myPOJO pojo = new myPOJO("the String",2); // can use my defined constructor to initialize my pojo
//get values with the getter methods...

using your code above




jFormattedTextField1 = new JFormattedTextField(new SimpleDateFormat("MM/dd/yy - mm:HH"));
jFormattedTextField1.setValue(new Date());
...

hi,

correct me if i'm wrong.
your problem is using the 'Dog' class to return the user input to the text area?

well can create a variable of that class, kinda like this



public class...

hello,

As per my understanding of the problem, you want the user to input a date on the text field then as he/she type the text is automatically converted to the format that you want?

regards...

you have actually solved it already :)

though


message = message + String.format("Winning sales person: %d", counter);


this line will always display the max value of 'counter'.

Hi

how about arrays?

eg :


int[][] x= new int[10][2];

x[0][0] = 100; // sales

a yes sorry, my bad :) thank you for pointing it out
carelessness will definitely be the end of me

Hi,

as per my understanding of what you are trying to do, does sample output below fit your need?

eg :

Enter units sold by sales person # 1 : 5
Enter units sold by sales person # 2 : 1
...

nice :) i'll remember that. thanks.

good day


try this, also how do i insert this the way you inserted your code? sorry, im new to this
public static void main(String args[]) {

ArrayList<PhoneBookEntry> list = new...

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[sorry i had placed this in a wrong place. how do you move this thing?]

Good Day,

i am trying to integrate a mail application to my webapp,
currently it is...