JMChurch25

Hello, This is my first post on DaniWeb and will probably not be the last so I hope I'm doing this right: I'm currently working on a Sudoku Solver that allows the user to type in the name of a Sudoku text file that looks like this: 6 8 . …

Hiya, I wouldn't really say that this is an actual problem as more of an inquiry in to people's experiences and such. I have personally been interested in Computer Science since high school and have always wanted to work in the field as my major and such and have learned …

So you have the Tic Tac Toe program and board done, now you just need to put it in to a GUI? GUIs are actually a lot of fun and moderately easy to create: [url]http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/TOC.html[/url] Here is a good place to start from if you have the basic Java knowledge …

Hello, almost done with the Sudoku Solver but dealing with a couple last glitches in the solve method that supposed to use a backtracking algorithm. It is printing out some weird values and outputs. I've got the program printing out the unsolved puzzle fine but the "solved" puzzle is nothing …

No, not really. GUIs are actually pretty easy and enjoyable once you know the basic. They are some of the best parts of Java I think. Since you are using Netbeans as your IDE (I'm assuming you have some program that lets you program (BlueJ, Eclipse, etc. ) ), so …

Hi there, I'm Michael Goleniewski. I am a Junior at the University of Utah working on a computer science degree. Programming is not my strongest forte, so I'm excited to meet fellow programmers and computer nuts like myself and get some great insights and ideas. Can't wait! :)

I would agree, A scanner would probably be best in this case, if you look at the documentation, there is a nextChar() method that you could use to read the numbers from the file as characters, I have seen this approach work with other programs I have done, try that …