Kris Danielewski

I mean let say Hello word program
//main System.out.println("hello world"); //other print statements
is it easy to add it to the gui ?? frame
or you need to create label and panel like for eveything else?

Can I provide some simple GUI for menu driven program, to display as same as in command prompt but with frame background??
thanks,

I have seen few examples online but i can;t make my own jar file...
I aslo searched forum , however found only more advanced related topics...
Could someone please write to me step by step how to do it?
My class name Game.java (contains main)
thanks...

Really need help with it , thanks...

hmm
private static void option2(Student s1In,List<Student> StudentListIn) { Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in); String number; int mark=0; System.out.println("Enter Student Number "); number = sc.next(); for(Student s: StudentListIn){ if(s.getStudentNo().contains(number)){ s.enterMarkC(); }} public void enterMarkC() //Student class { Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in); System.out.println(" Enter coursework Mark: "); courseworkMark = sc.nextInt(); }
I have problem , it repeats enterMarkC for every Student in the list, check for student numbber work...
Currently I am trying to set the attribute of Student class (courseworkMark) by user input.
Looking forward for help with it.

I have a class Student
public Student(String nameIn,String surnameIn,String sNumberIn, int courseworkMarkIn, int examMarkIn)

and another class with list.
List<Student> StudentList = new ArrayList<Student>();

I am trying to loop through the List to find student == my Entered student number.

private static void option2(List<Student> StudentListIn, Student s1In) { Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in); String number; int mark; System.out.println("Enter Student Number "); number = sc.next(); //loop missing here.. if(s1In.getStudentNo().contains(number)); System.out.print("Enter coursework mark : "); mark = sc.nextInt(); s1In.setCourseWorkmark(mark);

How can i list through the list??

Hey Guys , thanks for your help
I finally made it work :]
Feel quite good as it was my first application, not completly done by myself, but thanksfully to your advices I found the answers.
I had 3 counters,
int wrong; to store bad guesses
int guessright; to store good ones
int fwronf; to so store multiplications of bad ones...
for (int i=0; i < ary.length; i++) { if(letter == ary[i]){ input[i]=ary[i];guessright++; System.out.println(" match " + new String(input));} else{ wrong++;}} if(wrong == word.length()){ fwrong++;} while(fwrong!=3);
setting counters to 0; every time do..while loop starts.

I found resolution I transfered back the user input array into a String and compare it to the hidden word :>
Now if you press letter which hiddenword contains its still increase the counter but you will not win the game and small bit is quite important.
if(guessright >= word.length()) Counter may be greather then or equal.

Paul Yule wrote:
char[] input = new char[ary.length];

That was good.

Ehhh, another problem..
After entering the same letter few times you can win because it increase the counter == word.length
Should I create another char array and store there letter user entered and make it unable to enter again or easier way
I have tried to change while formula;

do{ System.out.print("Enter Letter "); char letter; letter = sc.next().charAt(0); for (int i=0; i < ary.length; i++) { if(letter == ary[i]){ input[i]=ary[i]; System.out.println(" match " + new String(input)); guessright++; score = +1; } } if(guessright==0){ wrong++;} if(wrong==3){ System.out.println(" Game Over "); break;} System.out.println(); System.out.println(score); // Problem here , checking the match } while(input.length == ary.length && guessright == word.length()); if(guessright == word.length()){ System.out.print("Winner"); } else{ System.out.println("Would you like to try again?"); }

mostly done and everything seem to be ok.
Problem with initialising amount of dashes/x-es to the lenght of hiddenword.
char[] input = {}; for(int x=0; x < ary.length; x++) //ary.length == hiddenword { input[x] = 'x'; }

i get arrayIndexoutOfboundsException...

Yea... I modified toString method on the same class , dont know why it didn;t work.
Well done!! ;] thanks
That was really great expirience I start to like this forum. People don't let you know the answers but show you ways and points of view.
Hopefully I will not stuck anywhere from now , until GUI

String word = wordList.get(index); char[] ary = word.toCharArray(); // Scanner Sc = new Scanner(System.in); System.out.print("Enter Letter "); char letter; //int guessright; //guessright =0; letter= guess(); // receiveInput().charAt(0); char[] input = {'x','x','x','x','x'}; System.out.print(input); for (int i=0; i < ary.length; i++) { if(letter == ary[i]) { input[i]=ary[i]; System.out.println(" match " + input); } }
And the result I am getting is:

run: Enter Letter l xxxxx match [C@b162d5 match [C@b162d5
...

Hunter McMillen wrote: then put the correct guess in the hiddenWord at the same index.

I stuck at this bit ;p , Your example is the same way we are trying to achive. I mean , I am trying ...

im not there yet , because last bit doesn't replace my dashes haha, yea good idea with Set

It's Ok.
Any idea how to replace an index of inp[] if letter was found in ary[i], that would be happy ending.


for (int i=0; i < ary.length; i++) { if(letter == ary[i]) { inp[i]=ary[i]; System.out.println(" match " + inp[i] + input); }