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The JVM is not platform independent. This is because it take Java byte code and translates it into code that will run on a specific chip. This means that a specific JVM is "tied to" a specific chip. ...

sorry, wish I could do more for you.

Why isn't it coloring your code I wonder?
I know sometimes if emacs colors code funny, it CAN mean something is up with the code.
But that does not make sense because it works for me.
Im sorry, Im...

I think u have included all relevant code.
the only thing I see really different is I did import java.util.*;
try that.


heres my "equivalent" code.


import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;

hummm......it works for me
can u please show the class declaration and imports your using?

your switch has (choice/6)
I think what you want is just switch(choice)
remember the / will return whole numbers not remainder
so when u enter 6....6/6 = 1

Thanks again. :)

Thanks to both of you for your help. This is the info I was looking for. Also, glad to know about the wrapper classes, that will do what I was hoping to do. Again, no special reason; I'm just playing...

Hi,
I have the following code. The point is to test returns.



public class objects
{
public static void main(String[]args)
{
int x = 0;

Thanks. I'll do that and have some already.

Thank you for taking the time to respond.


How do I go about properly using these methods?


I;m not sure I really understand this part, as it relates to threads. If I move the thread...

Hi, I am new to threads and have made a test program. The code is short. I am trying to control each thread. I am not sure if my method is right. Can someone please help? I can not find the answer in...