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When you declare or define a method a method has a method signature which is the access modifier ( public, private, or non which makes it package level ), then you have a return type ( void or of some type such as String, Int ( integer ) , etc …

I believe there is a plugin for Eclipse to code J2ME also.

What have you gotten so far for your code? You have the definition fundamentals down for what you need to do, now you can search the java api for that. Searching the API for tokenizing will bring you upon a StringTokenizer. However, you could read in the file with a …

And for reference you can't make a .exe from source code you implement in java. Only .jar and then you can use a 3rd party program to package it in .exe.

You realize your first 3 sentences are redundant right? In your topic post saying you want to create an instant messenger program in java would have been enough. Now with out the nit picking... That would be the same as creating a chat program. Check out [URL="http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-01-1997/jw-01-chat.html?page=1"]this tutorial[/URL] and the …

I think he means java software already made. koti86, java software in windows, mac, all work on linux also. Java is cross platform. That is usually one of the first things you learn when you start coding in Java ( The background/basic info about java ), maybe your teacher missed …

Btw, Bill Gates didn't invent the computer. He invented The operating system Microsoft Windows on which he copied the source code of Steve Jobs Operating System and then added to it his own implementations/ideas.

[QUOTE=fat0ali0ma;1321804]thx javaAddict I want to make a Planet ships protected by two spacecraft and shoot all the ship that want to get on the planet this is the game[/QUOTE] That is very ambiguous, or in other words you are not clear and explaining your self to well. You should take …

I guess he could have said what he meant by "desired result". If you mean that your desired result is nothing showing up on the text area then I have messed with this for awhile, and try changing all of your buffered reader and print writers in all classes to …

You mean such as creating a method and returning a calculated radius? your method signature/skeleton would look like this [code] //comments here public int getArea(){ //calculations for the area of a circle goes here //then return it's value } [/code]

All good recommendations. There is also a Stanford University course on Programming Methodology and they teach Java. The Lectures are actual class lectures of a professor teaching his students. From lecture 1 all the way through to about lecture 29 or some where around that. Each video is about 45 …

AKA parameterized types.

[QUOTE=comSysStudent;1302195]Hi all I'm having a bit of trouble wrapping my head around exactly what hiding a class method does, can somebody try giving it to me in plain English? I'm going by the [URL="http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/IandI/override.html"]Sun Java Tutorial[/URL] but I find the example a bit vague when it comes to the hiding. …

You can do this.. [CODE] public class Test { /** * @param args */ public static void main(String[] args) { int MAX_DAYS = 7;//Number of max days in week Days[][] Days_Period = new Days[MAX_DAYS][1]; int i = 0; //Counter for Days_Period array for(Days day: Days.values()){//Get each day from enum starting …