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I am stuck on the same problem. I tried passing the value entered into each instance of the fromUnit method by multiplying each case by val and still get 0.0 as well.

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*Edit* Just so you know, we are on the chapter in the book introducing ArrayLists *Edit* I am having trouble with this problem. The problem is stated: Implement a class Polygon that contains an array list of Point2D.Double objects. Support methods public void add(Point2D.Double aPoint) public void draw(Graphics2D g2) Draw …

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Hi everyone, I am working on a problem as follows: Write a program that draws a circle with radius 100 and center (200, 200). Ask the user to specify the x- and y-coordinates of a point. Draw the point as a small circle. If the point lies inside the circle, …

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Evening all, My assignment is as follows: Consider a program that administers multiple-choice quizzes. The student needs to provide a response such as A or D. Your job will be to check for input errors in the student response string. Check that the string has length 1, and that it …

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Your program doesn't know what finish is. You need a method that called finish that tells it what to do. [QUOTE=MyGonorrheaOnU;1764339]Hello, everybody, I am doing my Java homework and we used this line in class with no problems at, I have the code from the program we used in class …

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[QUOTE=mags11;1761663]I am trying to get the program's decimal to output in two decimal places after the decimal. Please advise. [/QUOTE] You created dec here but you didn't use it anywhere. [CODE] DecimalFormat dec = new DecimalFormat("###.##"); [/CODE] There are several ways to do this, but, what you did is good. …

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