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Justin Meyer

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  1. OOh thanks, that actually helped a good bit
  2. So im a fairly new photoshopper but i wanna get better, so right now i need help with this picture. So for this little "Project" i need help figuring out how to make the manatee have the skin of spongebob. I need to know how to make a picture become merged? is that the right word idk as in what i just described. Anyways if someone could explain how to do this that would be great.
  3. Wtf she never gave us an algorithm
  4. So then what would the answers be if it cant find the values?
  5. Wait this was a different problem than i thought. I dont know how to get the value returned on this one because there is no 86 assigned to an index.
  6. So I was hoping someone could help me figure out some question that i have about some binary searching in my java script class that im in. So in the picture it gives you an array with some specific numbers in it and it asks what the indexes examined and the value returned would be. So i know how to get the values returned however the indexes examined is still confusing and i dont know how to get the answer. Could someone explain how to get that answer and why.
  7. Thank you for the help i really appreciate it and it helped a good bit
  8. So i was hoping someone could write a javascript code that would help me to change up my current code for a class. I need a code that will generate an array of 100 random numbers and they then need to be sorted in rows such as 0 will include any number from 0-9, 1 will include any number from 10-19, 2 will have any numbers from 20-29, and etc. I am having a little trouble with my array unit and im in a lower level class as im in high school and i really needed a code that i can use as a reference for this unit and correct my current code with as it is a little uneficient with the fact that i didnt use any sort of loop. If you can help that would be appreciated.
  9. Awesome, thanks everyone i fixed it and now i just gotta turn it in. I appreciate the help...
  10. Ok so i need help with a simple program that i have almost gotten all of it correct. So basically i need to have a phone number generated randomly every time it is run and the first 3 digits cannot have a 8 or 9 and the second set of 3 digits cannot be higher than 743. I have gotten almost all of it except for the fact that i cannot seem to figure out why when a number is lower than 3 digits for the first 3 numbers it doesnt add a 0 in front of it. For example it will print a number like 705 for the last 4 digits when i need it to print 0705. Anyways heres my code if anybody can help me out, should be pretty easy its a high school level program. import java.util.Random; public class phoneNumber { public static void main (String[] args) { Random generator = new Random(); int num123, num456, num7890; num123 = generator.nextInt(777) + 1; if (num123 <= 99) num123 = (+ 0 + num123); num456 = generator.nextInt(743) + 1; if (num456 <= 99) num456 = (+ 0 + num456); num7890 = generator.nextInt(9999) + 1; if (num7890 <= 999) num7890 = (+ 0 + num7890); System.out.println("Your new random phone number is " + num123 + "-" + num456 + "-" + num7890); } } P.S. Sorry if my code is inefficient or isnt very good im pretty new to coding.
  11. Ok so im in a class at my school that teaches java (AP Computer Science) and right now were making a program that prints a random phone number. However the thing is that the first 3 digits cannot have 8 or 9 in them and the middle 3 numbers cannot be bigger than 742. Basically i need to know how to exclude a number from something such as this: num1 = generator.nextInt(random # here but cannot include 8 or 9) +1; the string above needs to be able to include a 0 so it cannot just stop at 7. So basically i just need to know how to exclude certain numbers if someone could help me out i would really appreciate it.
  12. Aw im sorry to hear that man that must really suck. And i recently upgraded my router so its pretty new and it gets decent speeds but sometimes it just goes derp on me.
  13. No usually my wifi extender is like half the speed of my downstairs PC but even my downstairs PC is getting like 100-200KB/s
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