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 Posted: Sat May 20, 2006 3:07 pm Post subject: Need help please with solitaire code |
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Hi all,
Im currently working on a solitaire game called calculation. Im
currently stuck on writing the code for the Foundation class. I have
managed to write code for other classes (Card, deck, stock) but cannot
get the FOundation class working as it deals with arrays, and my
knowledge on arrays is minimal at best (Im a newbie to java).
If anyone could please spare a bit of time to help me out, send me an
email and I will send you the JavaDoc and what I need help with.
Any help is much appreciated :)
(My email address is breakonthru54 (AT) gmail (DOT) com) |
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| Posted: Sat May 20, 2006 3:07 pm Post subject: Re: Need help please with solitaire code |
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My email is breakonthru54.AT.gmail.com |
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Rhino
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| Posted: Sat May 20, 2006 6:07 pm Post subject: Re: Need help please with solitaire code |
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<BreakOnThru54 (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote in message
news:1148136858.995560.178370 (AT) g10g2000cwb (DOT) googlegroups.com...
| Quote: | Hi all,
Im currently working on a solitaire game called calculation. Im
currently stuck on writing the code for the Foundation class. I have
managed to write code for other classes (Card, deck, stock) but cannot
get the FOundation class working as it deals with arrays, and my
knowledge on arrays is minimal at best (Im a newbie to java).
If anyone could please spare a bit of time to help me out, send me an
email and I will send you the JavaDoc and what I need help with.
Any help is much appreciated :)
(My email address is breakonthru54 (AT) gmail (DOT) com)
If you post specific questions to this newsgroup, you will likely get |
several people helping you.
Typically, we help people on the newsgroup, not offline, so that others can
also benefit from the discussion, either now or later via the newsgroup
archive.
Please bear in mind that few of us here have the time to spare to teach the
entire Java language to someone or to explain huge concepts in detail,
either online or offline. You will probably get useful help if you follow a
few basic guidelines:
1. Ask specific, focused questions. For example: "Can someone explain arrays
to me?" is NOT very specific or focused since there are many aspects to
arrays and it would be a lot of work to cover all of them. A better question
would be "How do I create an integer array, initialize it, and display its
contents?"
2. Show us your best effort at doing what you are trying to do! I doubt that
anyone here is going to write a whole program or a major part of a program
for you simply based on a short verbal description. But if you show us what
you have written, describe what you are trying to accomplish, and explain
how your code is failing, we can probably help you find the problem and give
some useful hints about what you should be doing differently.
3. Please don't post hundreds or thousands of lines of code! If your program
is that complex, it will be a lot of work for us to understand it. Instead,
create a short, self-contained example that illustrates the problem and post
that instead of your whole program.
4. It's perfectly fine to ask "big" questions but don't expect anyone here
to compose long, detailed answers for you. If you asked something like
"Please explain Object-Oriented Design to me", you would most likely get a
link to a book, which might be available from a bookstore or online. That
may not be as personalized as you like but we have lives too and don't want
to reinvent the wheel.
Now, having said that, if you envision the need for someone to take the time
to explain complex concepts to you, I think you'd be better off with a
private tutor who can give you one-on-one help. Ideally, you would work with
such a tutor "live" and obtain him/her locally. If that is not practical,
you can ask if someone here is willing to tutor you via email on a
one-on-one basis. But I'd be surprised if anyone was going to give you that
kind of time for free; you should probably offer a fee of $X/hr if you
really want that kind of tutoring. Of course I could be wrong: maybe someone
here is willing to give up umpteen hours of their time and tutor you
one-on-one via email for free. Good luck with that.
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