I have a program ive been working on and it works, but the flags in the runnables seem to shift the output down 1. for instance i commented playa3. start(); to see whats going on, if i just run playa1 i got no issues, as soon as i enable playa2, i get this output:
Game continues...
Dealer places King and Queen on the table.
Game continues...
Dealer places Queen and Ace on the table.
Player one with 'Ace' places his card on the table.
Player one with 'Ace' wins the current deal.
King Queen
Game continues...
Dealer places Queen and King on the table.
Player two with 'King' places his card on the table.
Player two with 'King' wins the current deal.
Queen Ace
the second time the dealer deals, player one places his cards on the table when he was supposed to do that for the first deal which he didnt. the last line there, (king queen) is just a print statement that is referring to the dealers hand that, that iteration is responding too. below is my code, i
public class P5
{
public static int i, count, dealerFirstCard, dealerSecondCard, player1, player2, player3;
public static String cardSet [] = {"Ace","King", "Queen"};
public static volatile boolean dealerFinished= false;
public static volatile boolean playersFinished= false;
I have a problem here ive been trying to figure out and im not sure what the problem is. I have a JTabbedPane with an amount of tabs that match the amount in a JSlider. The amount can change dynamically.
What i want to do is have it so that if someone clicks the second tab it goes to value 2 on the JSlider etc... Should it be simple as adding a changeListener to each and going
I'm currently learning about Swing but I can't get my head round this piece of the code. Here is a simplified gui (not interested in the gui part but the execution)
public class SwingDemo implements ActionListener { SwingDemo(){ JFrame jfrm = new JFrame("Simple gui pro"); //rest of code public static void main(String[] args) { new SwingDemo(); }
I get the above, create a new instance of SwingDemo in the main thread which starts up the gui through the constructor. However, then the tutorial says that I should avoid doing the above but do this instead:
public class SwingDemo implements ActionListener { SwingDemo(){ JFrame jfrm = new JFrame("Simple gui pro"); //rest of code public static void main(String[] args) { SwingUtilities.invokeLater(new Runnable() { //why do this instead? public void run(){ new SwingDemo(); } }); } }
Reading, it talks about an event-dispatching thread which has completely lost me... Why not just instantiate the object directly instead of creating another thread?
Modify the program in Assign4 to synchronize access to the instance variable, balance. Save the program as SyncBank.java. Because balance is a double and not an object, it cannot be used as the monitor. Use synchronized methods or synchronized blocks of code as appropriate. Simultaneously test two threads as was done in Assign4. Because the threads can complete too quickly to determine if they are interfering with each other, delay the adding of a deposit by inserting the following code within the synchronized block or method:
im having an issue with the 3rd thread that are supposed to merge the two sorted sub arrays , i pass the 2 subarrays to my runnable function sortlist and they are renamed IntSortList 1 and 2 and th1.start() and th1.join() are called and it works fine, but then i have another runnable constructor that takes IntSortList 1 and 2 but it does take a runnable. below is the code in my main,
Runnable InSortlist1 = new sortList(data2p1); Runnable InSortlist1 = new sortList(data2p1); Thread th1 = new Thread (IntSortlist1); Thread th2 = new Thread (IntSortlist2); try { th1.start(); th1.join();
basically I would like to know how to to the following Java. Example... Say I have one JComboBox, and it is populated with 10 items which reads from a text file ("apple","banana","kiwi","orange","grape fruit"), and the other JComboBox holds the price ($1,$2,$4, etc etc...you get the drift).
How do I make in such a way when I select for example banana from the JCombobox that it syncs the other JCombox to the correct price?
Basically syncing the two JCombobox so that you do not need to select the price yourself - it does it automatically for you.
Write a program that asks the user for the low and high integer in a range of integers. The program then asks the user for integers to be added up. The program computes two sums:
The sum of integers that are in the range (inclusive), and the sum of integers that are outside of the range. The user signals the end of input with a 0.
Your output should look like this:
Sample input/output
In-range Adder Low end of range: 20 High end of range: 50 Enter data: 21 Enter data: 60 Enter data: 49 Enter data: 30 Enter data: 91 Enter data: 0 Sum of in range values: 100 Sum of out of range values: 151
This is my assignment and below is my code.
import java.util.Scanner; class InRangeAdder { public static void main(String[] args) { Scanner scan = new Scanner (System.in); int low, high, data=1, rangesum=0, outrangesum=0;
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The problem is that the program simply gives an output of 0 for both "rangesum" and "outrangesum". I don't quite understand why that is. Also i have a quick question, the program needs me to end the program when the value of data is 0 but in order to initialize it I need to give it a value. Usually I would give it a value of 0 like I have for rangesum and outrangesum but if I do the program does not run till the loop as it considers the value of data to be 0 and ends the program right away. What would be a work around to this and when do I need to have a value to initialize an integer? for example, I do not need a value for low and high. Is this because the program recognizes that a value is going to be defined but cannot do that for the other integers as they are inside a loop?
I'm having some issues, trying to solve this problem in java. I want to print some election results, and i have to loop through a vector of objects and retrieve the partial sums of each party's seats for each constituency and the national results for each party. For now i can print the results per contituency, but i'm having problems in getting the national results. Like, adding the seats for labour party in Constituency A and B and C, etc, and print the sum. And do the same for conservative party.
This is what i have.
Java Code:
while (i < h.geral.size()) { show += "Constituency - " + ((Party) h.geral.elementAt(i)).getConstituency() + "
int x = 10; do{ System.out.print("value of x : " + x ); x++; System.out.print(""); }while( x + x == 22 );
When i put x+x==22 than it gives 2 values of x which are 10 and 11, they are wrong but when i put any other value like x+x==24 it just shows 1 value which is 10. I am not able to understand what mistake is there. I have been searching it for past whole month but didn't got any reason.
The player is defined as having 8 attributes which are in the array. The user enter attribute ratings that are restricted between 1 and 10. The total number of attribute points per player to allocate is 60. So my checks are that the inputted numbers are between 1 and 10 and the sum of them is 60. I continue to get an infinite loop when the code hits the if statement defining jamesTotalQuarter != 60. The code works however if the total is 60. What I want it to do is if the total != 60 revert back to the top of the code to allow the user to re-input their ratings. I've tried different combinations of continue and break statements without the outcome I'm looking for.
[public static void lebronJames() { // TODO Auto-generated method stub Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);
//Declare an array to hold 8 intgers values int lebronJamesAttributes[] = new int[8]; int attribute = 0; System.out.println("Please allocate your attribute points for Lebron James in the following order. Your point allocations per attribute should be between 1 and 10. You have a total of 60 points to allocate"); System.out.println("-----------------"); System.out.println("Close Range" + "
I have written a small program that creates a loop that only fails to continue once we reach a StackOverflowError exception. It looks just like:
class MyFirstApp { static int counter; public static void main(String[] args) { counter++; System.out.println(counter + " in main."); roundAbout(); }
public static void roundAbout() { counter++; System.out.println(counter + " in roundAbout."); main( new String[0] ); } }
The idea of the program is to go between each method without using an object. Each time the method is entered the static int counter variable is incremented and outputted along with its respective loop. The loop does, however, fail eventually.
By calling the between the methods we build a tower of stack frames that eventually topples. The number of times this runs before the StackOverflowError occurs varies, though. Sometimes I get 6553, 6554 or something else close to these values.
Is there a way to pop a method of the stack or clear part of the stack so I can keep this going? I don't know where I would use this but it would be nice to know.
Im working on an assignment with the following instructions:
Create a Date class with the following capabilities:
a)Output the date in multiple formats such as MM/DD/YYYY June 14, 1992
b )Use overloaded constructors to create Date objects initialized with dates of the formats in part a).
You should only have 3 member data: integer month, integer day, and integer year. Also, you should have at least 2 constructors and 2 methods in your Date.java.
how to have an application restart if the user inputs an incorrect integer in a JOptionPane question? I know how to do it with the Scanner class but nothing I do seems to work. This is the beginning of my code:
import javax.swing.JOptionPane; public class Pay { public static void main(String[] args) { String level = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Please select your skill level: 1, 2, or 3"); int levelPick = Integer.parseInt(level);
I'm making a program to handle temperature conversion. All the math is working properly, but I'm having trouble with making a loop to not let the user proceed until a valid input is given. The expected input is a double, then a space (though I found using enter works as well), then a char to represent Fahrenheit or Celsius. If I run this piece of code in the entire program with proper input, it works. When I use an invalid input, the catch works, and the code loops, but then the user isn't allowed to enter a new input, so thirdTester stays as equal to 2, so the loop repeats indefinitely.
do{ try{ System.out.println("Enter the temperature (example: 98.35 F)."); temperature = keyboard.nextDouble(); unit = (keyboard.next().charAt(0));
I have a piece of code for an applet that I want to run as the main applet code, and I want it to loop until a boolean is true, but it needs to paint while the code is looping. Here is the relevant part of my code ....
I am working on my second javafx program and I am getting confused. The program that I am writing is a payroll calculator. A secondary window opens at the start of the program where the user first enters the number of employees and clicks submit to save the number and to close this window. Then, the user begins to enters the employee information (first name, last name, pay rate and hours worked) when the user clicks the NextEmp button, I want the data in the text fields to be entered into arrays for later use, then clear the fields for the next use. I am running into 2 issues. The first is the close event for the secondary window that pops up. I cannot figure out the syntax. The second issue that I am running into is the loop to store the data into the arrays. I believe I am getting the text field data correctly, but I cannot figure out how to stop the loop until the NextEmp button is pressed again.
I was learning looping in Java and decided to try this code and then I encountered an endless loop of 2s. why is that? I believe this line count=count++ caused it.
class ForDemo{ public static void main(String []args){ int count; for(count=2;count<=5;count=count++) System.out.println("count is:"+count); System.out.println("Done!"); } }
I am looping through data in Android, using Parse data. I came up with this as a way to get user information; the larger goal is to create a model of data that I can use in an array adapter, so I can create a custom list view (as described here [URL] .... In the example, the data are hard-coded, not pulled from a database.
public static ArrayList<Midwifefirm> getUsers() { //Parse data to get users ParseQuery<ParseUser> query = ParseUser.getQuery(); query.orderByAscending(ParseConstants.KEY_PRACTICE_NAME); query.findInBackground(new FindCallback<ParseUser>() {
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The intention is that for every user that does not have the type patient, collect this data about them, then store it in the arrayList.
On the return statement, though, there is an error: cannot return a value from a method with a void return type.
I may be over complicating this...read through various sources to get a model for this...in the end, I want to display a list of information about specific users, after the user makes a selection of a city...it would therefore display all the information about the medical practices in that city.
Its a basic program that is played by 2 people. Player one is suppose to type a number and the second player is suppose to guess the number. However after I test it out, and if I guess too low or too high I get stuck in "Your guess is too low, try again." infinite loop, what is wrong.
import java.io.*; class GuessingGame { public static void main (String[] args) throws IOException { BufferedReader stdin = new BufferedReader (new InputStreamReader (System.in)); String firstPlayer, secondPlayer; int firstInput, secondInput; int guessCount = 0;
