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most game studios write their own engines and libraries and those are among their biggest trade secrets.

[QUOTE=pooja90 soni;1188168]how we make the software through c++?[/QUOTE] you can't. We can, but not you.

uh, not necessarilly. That will give the size in bytes of a single instance of the class, not the "size of the class" whatever that might be (op never gave any indication what he means by the term).

write good English first. Once you've managed that use that knowledge to read some good books and tutorials. After that, you might be able to write decent code after some practice.

There is something (in fact a lot) to say for it, BUT it can also lead to artificially inflated grades. A teacher who knows she's not doing a proper job may resort to handing kids grades higher than they deserve so she gets a higher salary or bonusses. Unless strict …

which should tell you all you need to know. You're supplying the add() method with an argument of an incorrect type. Fix that.

Those are pretty clear compiler errors. I'd suggest you try to resolve them, and ask specific questions about them if you can't figure out how to go about that.

you mean you want to include links to different css files in the resulting html stream depending on some parameters? What you're doing now is indeed the correct way to do that using servlets alone. Were you using jsp, you'd set the string to be used as the uri to …

you did compile it first? Also, that web.xml looks a tad fishy. Are you sure you're not getting deployment errors?

it will so something, if N != 0 and n is defined in scope for the method. What it will do is cause an eventual numeric underflow when n drops below the minimum for its datatype :) Of course the entire loop can be removed from this method, and the …

well, initialise it :)

Read the documentation of the jar tool (which is part of the documentation set of the JDK, as the jar tool is part of the JDK) for instructions on how to create executable jar files.

you seem to even need help typing... Best start again at kindergarten.

You're still using scriptlets. Until you stop doing that, you're getting no more help.

The fact that they're being talked about means they're successful, which goes to show that annoying commercials make perfect sense to a marketeer.

as I told your alter ego, that's not possible. No need to create a new account if you don't get an answer you like in a few minutes.

nope, not possible

[QUOTE=johndoe444;1186245][CODE]// this is overkill Date now = new Date(System.currentTimeMillis()); [/CODE] Why is this overkill?[/QUOTE] Because the default constructor for Date implicitly gets you a Date object reference referring to the system date/time at moment of creation. Doing it like you do here is therefore redundant.

don't need to, got taught all that in kindergarden.

no, it's quite impossible.

ah, the typical homework kiddo response. Doesn't get its homework done for it pronto, gets abusive and asks to be banned. Do you really think you're going to get help this way, kiddo? Because if you do you're sorely mistaken.

Do NOT use Visual C-- 6 AT ALL. It's WAY outdated, unsupported, non-standard compliant, etc. etc. There is NO NEED WHATSOEVER to use it unless you're maintaining a large project created with it years ago that would take a lot of effort to migrate (in which case it's probably best …

Using contains would indeed work, but if the List gets large it gets ever more expensive to do the check (it's an O(n) operations, iterating over the entire dataset until either the end is reached or a match is found). Using a container that prohibits duplicates is indeed a more …

your "friend" is supposed to figure that out for himself, do his own research.

Sony, Toshiba, HP, Dell, Compaq, Lenovo, take your pick. All the major brands offer products that fit your price range with decent enough specs and good quality.

I'd guess what you want is to overlay the image provided with one of the "ideal" version scaled to match. Then you can detect where pixels overlap and determine hopefully whether mismatches are because of say different line thickness or because a line is in the wrong place.

[QUOTE=happygeek;1183569]Indeed. If there is [B]ONE[/B] thing that makes life easier for mods it is using the flag post feature to report spam etc.[/QUOTE] Problem is spammers post faster than I can report them, given the minimum time required between posts.

And your problem? We're not here to do your homework for you... First think, then code. You have the beginnings of a design document. Turn that into a real design document. Then use that to create the functional design, the technical design, the specs for the artwork, etc. etc. From …

no need to be lost, just read the course notes your teacher gave you, and the book he told you to buy.

MS-DOS is NOT available in Windows XP, nor is it in Windows 98. It was retired with Windows 95. There is a command shell that has pretty similar commands available to it, but that's not the same.

well, maybe he has nothing to post, in which case there's nothing to do the calculation :)

Doesn't matter. Without a complete rewrite to use proper OO techniques and actually have it be Java rather than Basic using Java syntax you should get a major fail on that assignment anyway.

You don't, since you quite obviously have never heard of inheritance, class hierarchies, etc. etc.. First learn Java well, then start thinking about meddling with things like creating customised GUI libraries.

in theory. But you should never use a JSP for anything except showing things, NEVER do business logic in them.

only when we can't get enough people locally. Offshoring and outsourcing are a danger to your intellectual property and your own knowledge about your product, which is bad for your company's stability and survivability.

*code tags expected. Redo from start*

get a degree indeed, and also don't be afraid of taking on jobs that don't fit your "ideal" job description. There are scores of kids with a modicum of programming knowledge in Java or Python willing to work for peanuts as long as it's using their favourite "technology". To stand …

Take it to the roof of the highest building in town, and with considerable force throw it down. If you need higher speed than that, rent an aircraft, take it up to 10.000ft, and throw it out the door. Without adding rocket boosters that's the highest speed you're going to …

try synchronizing things. It is indeed possible you're printing the content of the queue in one thread while another is waiting to insert into it.

Better yet, find out where in your application you're doing too many String.intern() operations (implicitly or explicitly) and fix that. That's the cause of over 90% of all permgen space errors.

using raw types can be required at times, but this is not such a time. All answers can be found in a decent tutorial and the JLS as usual.

[QUOTE=_Set;1178115]And what exactly is your question?[/QUOTE] the usual "do my homework for me!". Not a question at all, but an attempt by a lazy schoolkid to jumpstart itself into a management career by bossing total strangers around.

The problem isn't the way you're retrieving the data (probably, if it were properly stored) but your displaying it. Does the console (I assume you're writing to that) support unicode? If it does, does it support the character set you're trying to write? In either case it's not a Java …

or just call Intel, they'll likely be happy to sell you hardcopy (might even give it away) if they still have any.

We're happy to help anyone who puts in some effort to help themselves (unlike probable dsmush...). Skimming over your source I see nowhere that you actually read the values from the screen. As a result, what you put into the input boxes and other user interface controls won't get used, …

one more way for Goooooooogle to track what you're doing and build up a complete commercial and political/social profile of almost everyone on this dirtball.

any schoolkid with a pirated version of Frontpage can do it for a few hundred dollars. A decent professional probably for a few thousand.

if it sometimes crashes it is NOT working perfectly. In fact I've rarely seen anything that works PERFECTLY, and certainly not something created by anyone claiming their work was perfect just before stating it's not.

That's no pseudocode, that's the text of your homework assignment.

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