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i have a function in a module that requries integer values. these values are set by the user typing in two textboxes on the form. the texboxes contain Hexadecimal data in string form. function: Friend Function addNewCode(ByVal Location As Integer, ByVal Opcode As Integer) As Boolean If (Not LocStack.Count < …

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i have a function that is supposed to check a string against a set of types, stored as a hash set in the class o. however the function only works if there is one word. if the string conmtains more than 2 words, my program crashes with NullPointerException. public static …

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not as good with java as i am in c++ but i think you should lookup the hashCode function in javadocs. it directly parses any string into a hashkey. however you will need to write a function to convert the hashCode back into it's base string.

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i have a program that converts a text string into a hash sequence using parseInt(). but parseInt() keeps throwing a NumberFormatException. any ideas why? is it becuase i'm using <= instead of = in my for loop? EDIT: ingnore r. it's not being used. sorry. package test; import java.util.Random; import …

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since thisitem is private you need to write a public contructor to access it and set a value.

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well this is simple if you look at what each does. ios_base::app - set file to append mode ios_base::ate - set file to end. therefore setting ios_base::ate | ios_base::app tell fstream to append to the end of the file. theoretically, this is impossilbe since the eof is set at the …

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here is the code i generated, however you will need to implement the calculations where it says "calculate": struct poly { int base; char fact; int exponent; }polynomials; int numPolynomials; cout << "Enter the number of polynomials: "; cin >> polynomials; polynomials *p[sizeof numPolunomials]; for(int i = 0; i<=numPolynomials; i++) …

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dellskiisays123, this site is not to be a source to get free project marks. only ask a question if you legitimatly have a problem with a peice of code.

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not sure how to do this on mac, but i've heard you can use JNI to create user profiles on windows. (not sure howto though) this project sounds something more suited for GCC not Java, as GCC has more low level access with headers that can creat complete user direcotories …

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Two things: 1: you should post up your code, instead of making a reference to a webpage. and 2: it may not be a problem with the code, but with your graphics card. however the best way to test if it is a file incompatability is to add this to …

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