I've just finished watching your tenth "Learning Java" part and I want to limit the character number to five digits only. 
I've tried this:

After about a year hiatus, I have decided to come back to Rust. When I was learning it previously, I wrote "rustic tac toe"

This time around, I decided to write a very simple Hangman game. It isn't anything special, but when you write your first few programs in a new language, they feel special. I just wanted to share the program with you guys

I have attached the output of git-archive for your perusal. 

  hangmanrs.zip (Size: 146.69 KB / Downloads: 1496)

I have also attached the standalone binaries (Compiled on ArchLinux 4.4.5-1). 

  hangmanbin.zip (Size: 821.25 KB / Downloads: 1403)

Don't be shy to check it out, but also don't be shy to offer criticism! I am still new when it comes to Rust.

It has come to my attention that the Krypton Toolkit (ComponentFactory) is no longer available for download. Instead, the page simply contains no download link.

In the past, certain components of the software were free, while others were free for a limited number of days. In order to continue using the software indefinitely, a license key is needed.

Since the files are no longer available from the ComponentFactory webpage, here is the link to 4.4

http://www.megafileupload.com/nb2X/Krypton440.zip

(Apologies for the file provider.. it's a pretty big file)

It was pointed out by a viewer of my original RunAsAdmin video that the files for RunAsAdmin have seemed to disappear from the web. I am putting them here for public access. If you are a viewer of the aforementioned video, the file that is of interest to you is "RunAsAdmin.zip", available here:
  RunAsAdmin.zip (Size: 21.46 KB / Downloads: 2109)


If you are a developer, you may download the source package here:
  RunAsAdmin_source.zip (Size: 166.87 KB / Downloads: 2293)

Hi guys,

first, i'm not the best english speaker and -writer. Therefore i ask you to apologize my language mistakes

Problably in your eyes, i have a very simply problem, but i cant add the background function to Brandonio's Snake Project. I want to have a black background in the applet. After this, i want to change the color of the grid to white.

I try to add two JPanel's to snakeApplet.java. But is it still not working. Every time i started the Applet, the background is white.

So part of the application I am building is a user blog, where the user can submit new blog entries or view previous entries. I've managed to write to/read the blog entry to and from a text file, with a 9 digit date format in front of the entry.

The problem I am having is that when I am loading the previous entries into a comboBox, it is loading all the text from the blog into each item of the comboBox.

What I want to do is load the date of the blog into the comboBox only, and when the user clicks on said date the entire blog text file is loaded into a textBox.

In the code below, I really need the blogAlias string to act as alias/nickname in the comboBox for the actual blog text. But I can't figure out how to do it.

Hello. Nice site.

I just recently viewed on of the BP youtube tutorials on how to get all the files from a certain directory.

I was wondering if there was a way of amending it so that every line of every text file in a directory could be stored into an array?


Thanks.

I have the datagridview on my form and i want to filter it for current text in textbox1.

Example i have fields
Name,Lastname,Location,Town,Address.

And if i enter in textbox1 value "John" i need to check each of those columns does any contain a value John and show on dgv.

Anel

Hello,

I recently had a final exam on which my teacher asked to write a method for Knuth numbers recursion. I got a stack overflow on my implementation, and I am new on Java, so I am not sure what happened, it might be that I had the wrong formula for Knuth numbers? I would love some feedback.

Here is the question, and my code

Knuth numbers are given by the recursive formula Kn+1 = 1 + min (2 * Ka, 3 * Kb) where a is the smallest integer larger than n/2.0 and b is the smallest integer larger than n/3.0. The use of doubles in the denominator is necessary to ensure that integer division is not used.

For example, if n is 7, then a equals 4 and b equals 3 and thus K8 = 1 + min (2* K4, 3 * K3).

If n is 8, then a equals 5 while b remains 3 and thus K9 = 1 + min (2 * K5, 3 * K3).
If n is 9, then a remains 5 while b equals 4 and thus K10 = 1 + min(2 * K5, 3 * K3).

Mathematically, “the smallest integer larger than x” is the “ceiling” function. If n is an int, then n / 2 is calculated using integer division, discarding the remainder; but you want the division to give you a double. Thus you need code that looks like this:

int a = Math.ceil(n / 2.0);
int b = Math.ceil(n / 3.0);

Since the equation defining Knuth numbers is a recursive one, we must have a base case; let’s assume that K0 = 1.

Create and test a class called KnuthNumbers (in a project also called KnuthNumbers) which includes a static method to compute Knuth numbers.

my code:

So I have been thinking about doing a C tutorial series for quite some time now. In my opinion, C is the ultimate programming language. It's fairly low level (It compiles straight to assembly), it runs fast, it has decades of improvements built into it, and tons of community support.

Basically, C is used for most system programming. That is, if you want to make a utility for your operating system, you would usually do it in C. Of course, a lot of things these days are also written in C's self-deemed successor, C++. For instance, take the following programs:

Linux - C
Windows - C/C++/C#
Mac OSX - C/Objective-C

All of which are written in C or its many variants. Because of this, I think it is important to make a C tutorial series that will also lead into C++, since the two are fairly related. The C portion of the tutorial will be based on the K&R, so people can easily follow along if they own the book.

What are your guys' thoughts?