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Just a thought. Since you are trying to write an app for a bank. What about something like a mortgage calculator app. Take a little time to get used to swing and get some information from the bank or even online about calculations a broker may need to make over …

You need to tell your form element to use post as it's method. [icode]<form method="post">[/icode] Either that or use the $_REQUESTor $_GET variables

A few things. First you can accomplish what you are trying to do with [code=php]$insertDB = $_POST[/code]. Second you don't need [code=php]$insertDB = array("");[/code]. Third you are using . = which is the string concatination assignment operator. You are looking for assignment like [code=php]$insertDB[$key] = $value;[/code]. I hope this helps!

To start with your test data has one to many columns in it. Now to start thinking about how to code this what do you know about arrays? What data in this assignment can be easily stored in an array? Also think about how your going to keep track of …

Just to start I notice that in your for loops you are incrementing the [icode]numberOfRolls[/icode] variable. Basically you are making it so that the for loops go on forever because [icode]counterTrials[/icode] can never catch up to [icode]numberOfRolls[/icode]. Also do you have sample output for this app. To what extent are …

I would try using the [icode]compare[/icode] function of the string class. I believe that your test [icode]pass == my[/icode] is testing that your string objects are the same objects rather than whether their contents are the same. Also make sure you are using code tags when you post.

Try these links to start. [url]http://www.tizag.com/htmlT/forms.php[/url] [url]http://hoohoo.ncsa.illinois.edu/cgi/primer.html[/url] You start your application by placing it's path in the action attribute of the form tag.

My suggestion is to google Java API. [URL="http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/"]http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/[/URL] Look up Stack. It will list all the methods available. It will also show you other methods inherited from other classes. Of interest to you till be List which has iterators which will allow you you iterate through the elements of the …

[QUOTE=JackDurden;890018]I want to find the first null child in a tree and return that node of the tree. Im thinking something like this but it doesnt seem to work the way I want. [code=cplusplus] node *Find_Empty_Node(node* root) { int index = 0; if(root) { if(root->data == 0)//<--I want this child …

I am going to walk my way through your code for [icode]void insert_front(node_t *list, int insert, int node)[/icode] and just list some issues I see and hopefully that will help you to correct any problems you are having. 1. Check to make sure head isn't null. 2. You can use …

A couple of things I notice right off is that you haven't checked for the negative input termination and when you are adding elements to your linked list you are adding them to the head when the output you are going for has the elements added to the tail. I …