Checking for a FileNotFoundException in a Seperate Method
This is just a simple program to check if a file exists or not, with the user input and the results 'File exits'/'File does not exist' all in the main method and the actual Exception catching being done in a separate method. I've got the basics of the doesFileExist method to catch any exceptions, but I can't figure out how to return that information to the main method so I can inform the user of the results.
How do you validate a String to make the program continue or not?
I'm not sure if this should be in two separate posts or not. So, I apologize ahead of time if this is the case. However, since I'm trying to do one thing here with two conflicting methods, I thought it should go together.
I'm trying to have a simple 'Do you want to continue?' question at the end of a program. However, I want to validate that information so there are no mistakes. I know there are a TON of ways of doing it - I've...
In a Select Statement, how do you create a temporary column to display calc results?
I know there is a way to create a temporary column as part of a basic Select Statement search that shows the result of mathematical calculations done in that search, but I can't remember the syntax and googling it has been a wash out.
I have a list of classes in a database. I need to list all classes with less than 12 students in them, that's fine. But I also need add a column that shows the number of students necessary to bring...
I'm still fairly new to MySQL and I've been given a task by my lecturer that I just can't make work. She wants us to use SET to add a row to a table instead of the regular VALUE method. Here's my code and the error I received:
Code:
mysql> INSERT INTO Instructors
-> SET FacId = 96
-> SET FirstName = 'Chris'
-> SET LastName = 'Explorer'
-> SET HomePhone = '555-1492';
ERROR 1064 (42000):
How to get a random between 1 - 100 from randDouble?
Hello,
Okay, I'm still fairly new to Java. We've been given an assisgnment to create a game where you have to guess a random integer that the computer had generated. The problem is that our lecturer is insisting that we use:
double randNumber = Math.random();
And then translate that into an random integer that accepts 1 - 100 inclusive. I'm a bit at a loss. What I have so far is this:
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