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PugoOfficial
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Hi Everyone!

 

- First of all tommorow we will individualy make program using (switch, do-while, if and for) and explain it to the prof. on how we did it
- Basically I can explain it on my own sometimes but I need a good program to start with and for sure will blow the socks of my prof. :D

 

Thanks in Advance!

PS: we are using JCreator

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Sorry, I don't completely understand what you want? Are you looking for a decent program to program with so you can blow your prof away? It depends on what programming languages you are going to use. If it's Java I'd suggest checking out NetBeans, it's a really nice IDE which also offers support for a few other languages and is easy to work with!

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Sorry, I don't completely understand what you want? Are you looking for a decent program to program with so you can blow your prof away? It depends on what programming languages you are going to use. If it's Java I'd suggest checking out NetBeans, it's a really nice IDE which also offers support for a few other languages and is easy to work with!

Generally, we have to make a problem and solve it using switch, do-while, if and for statements

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Generally, we have to make a problem and solve it using switch, do-while, if and for statements

 

 

Well, you can just use the program you are using. You just have to come up with a fun little idea to make the program of. Here is a usefull like to a cheatsheet you can use if you want to find something about java funtions and basics. It also supplies a list of usefull IDE's. Check it out, and if you need help with something, just ask!

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Well, you can just use the program you are using. You just have to come up with a fun little idea to make the program of. Here is a usefull like to a cheatsheet you can use if you want to find something about java funtions and basics. It also supplies a list of usefull IDE's. Check it out, and if you need help with something, just ask!

Hi Again! got a question can you put a limit or cap to what the user can input

- Example: I would like them to rate from 1 - 5 but they can't input 6 or higher is there a statement for that or code?

- Or if they inputed 6 or higher the system would ask them to rate again

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Hi Again! got a question can you put a limit or cap to what the user can input

- Example: I would like them to rate from 1 - 5 but they can't input 6 or higher is there a statement for that or code?

- Or if they inputed 6 or higher the system would ask them to rate again

You should take a loot here: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/uiswing/components/formattedtextfield.html

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