satmaniac:


Good morning everybody Oya make una wake up, I see teacher dey come class. Shebi na 2day in dey teach us arrange....sorry...erm...wetin be the name self....hit head and stamp feet on the ground...Ok now I don get am. Array.

So dis guy too don tey for the game. Thumb up bro. Come o! This one wey our teacher never show face so, hope say that fine lady never carry her feet match our teacher face o Bia, Sugarhugs, come explain yasef before we pronounce you guilty.
You know say, the instruction was to put feet on his face, no go match our oga face o

LoL
B4 teacher go carry bandaged Nose enter class.




I never tey 4 d game na advice wey 4 programming forum like dat.

Naim i Say make i share am 2 her.

satmaniac:


Good morning everybody Oya make una wake up, I see teacher dey come class. Shebi na 2day in dey teach us arrange....sorry...erm...wetin be the name self....hit head and stamp feet on the ground...Ok now I don get am. Array.

So dis guy too don tey for the game. Thumb up bro. Come o! This one wey our teacher never show face so, hope say that fine lady never carry her feet match our teacher face o Bia, Sugarhugs, come explain yasef before we pronounce you guilty.
You know say, the instruction was to put feet on his face, no go match our oga face o

Looooool, I'm innocent o, like innocent idibia

Fulaman198:


Hello dear, some aspects of programming does, especially gaming programming and understanding recursion. This is simply more advanced programming. For instance, if I wanted to write a while loop which would take 15 lines of code, I can probably do it in 5 lines of code with Recursion.

Some aspects of programming (especially if you ever take a data structures and algorithms class) requires understanding of Discrete Structures and Linear Algebra. If you ever get involved in advanced 3D games programming, you would want a good understanding of physics and calculus.

BTW, here is another link for Python, I hope that you have better luck with this: https://www.coursera.org/learn/python/home/welcome

Thanks very much

BTW seems you were offline all through yesterday. Hope you okay?

Sugarhugs... If you derail this thread again with Snake questions, I'll tear yo clothes apart...


Nice Work @Fulaman...

Sugarhugs:


Thanks very much

BTW seems you were offline all through yesterday. Hope you okay?

Lol I'm fine, thanks for asking just busy with projects.

Fulaman198:


Lol I'm fine, thanks for asking just busy with projects.

Wlcm my dear

Fulaman198:
@Antonineutron and @the comedian satmaniac lol I will grade your assignments hopefully before tomorrow, I'm caught up in a storm of stuff right now. Please bare with me, I will hopefully have them graded no later than Wednesday.

Aha got it....project tinz. Remember rest is also a weapon against sickness.

Sugarhugs:



Looooool, I'm innocent o, like innocent idibia

Blasphemy!!! How dare you call a serial 'impregnator' innocent? Is that how innocent you are ?

satmaniac:



Blasphemy!!! How dare you call a serial 'impregnator' innocent? Is that how innocent you are ?

Lol na you know

Sugarhugs:


Wlcm my dear

Thank you master/boss

satmaniac:



Aha got it....project tinz. Remember rest is also a weapon against sickness.

I'll grade your assignment later today my friend. Sorry once again.

Fulaman198:


Thank you master/boss

Lol you are the master/boss programmer na!

Sugarhugs:



Lol you are the master/boss programmer na!

Kind of somewhat, but beautiful and kind women are the boss and I must be courteous to them at all times.

Fulaman198:


Kind of somewhat, but beautiful and kind women are the boss and I must be courteous to them at all times.

Lol na so, what about ugly women?

there is no option for 77 for d jdk download. which should I take? and does d 64 attached mean 64 bits cos my system is 32 bit

Sugarhugs:


Lol na so, what about ugly women?

I'm courteous to all women but to a beautiful woman I'd actually kneel down on one knee and kiss her foot graciously.

Diamondwriter:
there is no option for 77 for d jdk download. which should I take? and does d 64 attached mean 64 bits cos my system is 32 bit

At the time of the original write-up, 77 was the latest version. Please download whichever is the latest version for you. If your system is 32 bits, then download the 32-bit version.

Fulaman198:


I'm courteous to all women but to a beautiful woman I'd actually kneel down on one knee and kiss her foot graciously.

Lol *blushing*

hey fulaman198... I actually just saw the day whatever assignment..... so I tried it and go it within not up to 15 mins(including watching musical videos simultaneously.... I am notorious for not always commenting on my codes.....do accept my "laziness"...and I already started typing away before I remembered I should use "switch" statements instead of multiple IFs.......also, I wrote my code and ran ONCE.....Not gloating sha ooo

import java.util.Scanner;
public class FulaAssignment {

	@SuppressWarnings("resource"
	public static void main(String[] args) {
		Scanner length = new Scanner (System.in);
		Scanner selector = new Scanner (System.in);
		Scanner distance = new Scanner (System.in);
		Scanner temperature = new Scanner (System.in);
		Scanner currency = new Scanner (System.in);
float cm;
int select=5;
double inch;
float m;
double ft;
float cel;
double fahr;
float naira;
double euro;
System.out.println("Input a number: ";
select = selector.nextInt();
while (select < 5) {
if (select == 1) {
	
	System.out.println("Enter the value of 'cm' to be converted to 'inch': ";
	cm = length.nextFloat();
	inch = cm/2.54;
	System.out.println("The value of " + cm+"cm" + "in inches is:" +inch);
	System.out.println();
}
else if (select == 2){
	System.out.println("Enter the value of 'ft' to be converted to 'm': ";
	m = distance.nextFloat();
	ft = m * 3.28;
	System.out.println("The value of" +m+"M" + " in feet is:" + ft);
	System.out.println();
}
else if (select == 3){
	System.out.println("Enter the value of 'C' to be converted to Fahrenheit";
	cel = temperature.nextFloat();
	fahr = (1.* cel + 32;
	System.out.println("The value of"  +  cel+"degrees"  + " in Fahrenheit is: " + fahr);
	System.out.println();
}
else if (select == 4) {
	
	System.out.println("Enter the amount of Naira to be converted to Euros: ";
	naira = currency.nextFloat();
	euro = naira/227.96;
	System.out.println("The amount of " + naira+"N" + " in Euro is: " + euro);
	System.out.println();
}
else if (select == 5){
	
System.out.println("Exiting now. . . . ";
System.exit(0);

	}
select++;
	}

}

}

I've always seen Java's long codes on small tasks to be a pain in the butt.. Though I have a Hardcopy Textbook, ''Java, How to Program'' by Paul/Harvey Deitel, I still find it hard to like it as a choice of language...

@Fulaman198, How can I adapt or start using this language fluently... I've seen that its productivity rate(based on usefulness) is quite high as one can develop good desktop and mobile apps with it.. I have to make a choice between Java and Python...

I've seen the GUI part in the textbook and I was like, ''whadda eff''... Long lines of code to create a simple GUI.. I guess that's why most peeps find it difficult on training emselves on Java...

My question is: In what ways should I approach Java so as to fully understand the concepts and embrace it without minding its ugliness...??

elpedro:
I've always seen Java's long codes on small tasks to be a pain in the butt.. Though I have a Hardcopy Textbook, ''Java, How to Program'' by Paul/Harvey Deitel, I still find it hard to like it as a choice of language...

@Fulaman198, How can I adapt or start using this language fluently... I've seen that its productivity rate(based on usefulness) is quite high as one can develop good desktop and mobile apps with it.. I have to make a choice between Java and Python...

I've seen the GUI part in the textbook and I was like, ''whadda eff''... Long lines of code to create a simple GUI.. I guess that's why most peeps find it difficult on training emselves on Java...

My question is: In what ways should I approach Java so as to fully understand the concepts and embrace it without minding its ugliness...??

The only way you can. Just APPROACH IT

It has been a while, hope all is well with u @fulaman198. 'ta jata'

FULAMAN project is really serious oo.

Anyhow Goodluck to u. And we are waiting!!

I'm sorry ladies and gentlemen, I have not forgotten about you and I will try and make it up to you tomorrow or Monday. I'm really sorry but I have been so busy. Please tolerate my absence. I will be posting again sometime soon. In the meantime, I hope that you are all doing well.

Fulaman198:
I'm sorry ladies and gentlemen, I have not forgotten about you and I will try and make it up to you tomorrow or Monday. I'm really sorry but I have been so busy. Please tolerate my absence. I will be posting again sometime soon. In the meantime, I hope that you are all doing well.

No wahala bro, I and I guess others too know how busy you are.

elpedro:
I've always seen Java's long codes on small tasks to be a pain in the butt.. Though I have a Hardcopy Textbook, ''Java, How to Program'' by Paul/Harvey Deitel, I still find it hard to like it as a choice of language...

@Fulaman198, How can I adapt or start using this language fluently... I've seen that its productivity rate(based on usefulness) is quite high as one can develop good desktop and mobile apps with it.. I have to make a choice between Java and Python...

I've seen the GUI part in the textbook and I was like, ''whadda eff''... Long lines of code to create a simple GUI.. I guess that's why most peeps find it difficult on training emselves on Java...

My question is: In what ways should I approach Java so as to fully understand the concepts and embrace it without minding its ugliness...??

Have a proper understanding of variables and how objects, methods, functions etc work. Every program is made up of little components that work together. Look through source code. Try to break the program into little parts, line by line, see what each line does and why it does so. Programming is about creating solutions, there are no 'right' solutions.

sonOfLucifer:


Have a proper understanding of variables and how objects, methods, functions etc work. Every program is made up of little components that work together. Look through source code. Try to break the program into little parts, line by line, see what each line does and why it does so. Programming is about creating solutions, there are no 'right' solutions.

boss man... why una come disappear nah? i tried going to onyenkuzi.com but keep getting confused.no clear direction no nothing..... and whatsapp, you just disappeared....maka wetin happen?

Dekatron:




boss man... why una come disappear nah? i tried going to onyenkuzi.com but keep getting confused.no clear direction no nothing..... and whatsapp, you just disappeared....maka wetin happen?

Lol. No vex. Go crash the site wey i dey try something. The site's back now. Been really busy. But should be updated by next week.

I dey o. Been dey hustle.

crotonite:
It has been a while, hope all is well with u @fulaman198. 'ta jata'

All is well bros I'll try to post later today in the late evening

Dekatron:
hey fulaman198... I actually just saw the day whatever assignment..... so I tried it and go it within not up to 15 mins(including watching musical videos simultaneously.... I am notorious for not always commenting on my codes.....do accept my "laziness"...and I already started typing away before I remembered I should use "switch" statements instead of multiple IFs.......also, I wrote my code and ran ONCE.....Not gloating sha ooo

import java.util.Scanner;
public class FulaAssignment {

	@SuppressWarnings("resource"
	public static void main(String[] args) {
		Scanner length = new Scanner (System.in);
		Scanner selector = new Scanner (System.in);
		Scanner distance = new Scanner (System.in);
		Scanner temperature = new Scanner (System.in);
		Scanner currency = new Scanner (System.in);
float cm;
int select=5;
double inch;
float m;
double ft;
float cel;
double fahr;
float naira;
double euro;
System.out.println("Input a number: ";
select = selector.nextInt();
while (select < 5) {
if (select == 1) {
	
	System.out.println("Enter the value of 'cm' to be converted to 'inch': ";
	cm = length.nextFloat();
	inch = cm/2.54;
	System.out.println("The value of " + cm+"cm" + "in inches is:" +inch);
	System.out.println();
}
else if (select == 2){
	System.out.println("Enter the value of 'ft' to be converted to 'm': ";
	m = distance.nextFloat();
	ft = m * 3.28;
	System.out.println("The value of" +m+"M" + " in feet is:" + ft);
	System.out.println();
}
else if (select == 3){
	System.out.println("Enter the value of 'C' to be converted to Fahrenheit";
	cel = temperature.nextFloat();
	fahr = (1.* cel + 32;
	System.out.println("The value of"  +  cel+"degrees"  + " in Fahrenheit is: " + fahr);
	System.out.println();
}
else if (select == 4) {
	
	System.out.println("Enter the amount of Naira to be converted to Euros: ";
	naira = currency.nextFloat();
	euro = naira/227.96;
	System.out.println("The amount of " + naira+"N" + " in Euro is: " + euro);
	System.out.println();
}
else if (select == 5){
	
System.out.println("Exiting now. . . . ";
System.exit(0);

	}
select++;
	}

}

}

I'll take a look at this later and share my thoughts

ANTONINEUTRON:
FULAMAN project is really serious oo.


Anyhow Goodluck to u.
And we are waiting!!

Sorry youngster, I'm semi back