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asked by Annhaliator (laxyone) 5 years ago
3
https://www.respaper.com/sujit28/4435-pdf.html Plz. refer to Q3 d)
asked by Ansh Anand (teleansh) 5 years ago
2
Design a class to Overload ......

Do we need to write main( ) ? If yes, do we have to get values from the user, or can we put in our own values? Getting from the user will be prettty loong..
asked by Prateek Pradhan (prateek235) 5 years ago
2
why is (index of )answer -1 if character is not found in string ?
asked by Not productions (pranav55) 5 years ago
3
Can anyone help me with the code of my previous question.... I'll tell the logic for that as well..... 
The logic is: If you take the numerical value of the letters, you find that they are in fibonacci sequence. And the second half is reverse fibonacci. Remember to take the numeric value instead of ASCII value. Good luck coding!
asked by Mr. Mathematics (aditya_bandaru) 5 years ago
3
import java.util.*;
class isogram
{
    public static void main()
    {
        Scanner ayush=new Scanner (System.in);
        System.out.println("Enter a string");
        String s=ayush.nextLine();
        s=s.toUpperCase();String w="";String s1="";char ch1,ch2;int f=0;
        
        s=s+' ' ;
        int l=s.length();
        for(int i=0;i<l;i++)
        {
            char ch=s.charAt(i);
            if(ch==' ')
            {
                for(int j=0;j<w.length();j++)
                {ch1=w.charAt(j);
                    for(int k=j+1;k<w.length();k++)
                    {ch2=w.charAt(k);
                       if(ch1==ch2)
                       f++;}
                       if(f>0)
                       continue;
                       else
                       s1=s1+w+" ";
                    }}
                  else
                  w=w+ch;
                  w="";}
                  System.out.println("the stirng after manipulationm"+s1);}}

can u guys helps me with his program it is the answer to rikhil question 
i m not getting any syntax error but still no output
asked by Ayush Agarwal (qwertyuiop12345678901234567890) 5 years ago
4
Ok I got confused here..
Is if-else-if construct same as 'nested-if' or is the same as that 'if-elseif-else' ??
asked by Sahaj Shah (eternityseeker) 5 years ago
2
Are you in support with Tamil Nadu government that they are banning Tik Tok
asked by (godblessme20) 5 years ago
5
Lol...Found this on a site
Meaning of ICSE-"I Can't Stand Education".
Meaning of ISC  -"I Still Can't".
Pretty funny isn't it.
asked by Sanjay (sanjay673) 5 years ago
2
Compare a class as a user defined datatype and class as an application?
Ans: In Java, all functionality is enclosed in classes. But in order for a class to be user-defined datatype, it should be act different from that of an application. i.e. it should not include main() method in it. Although we can create instance of classes containing main method, they should not be referred to as used-defined datatype. Such classes (containing main() method) are more analogues to application than a datatype
asked by Tubhyam Mehta (tirth7683) 5 years ago
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