Chris Caillouet

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Recent posts by Chris Caillouet

Johannes,
I submitted Leap over 48 hours ago but haven't received a response yet. Do you know if there's a problem? Should I try submitting again or just, um...hold my horses?
Chris
[This message has been edited by Chris Caillouet (edited May 11, 2001).]
22 years ago
Pauline,
Yes, I think that's right...just as Stuart, Don, and Richard originally surmised. The brackets after the type mean that every identifier which follows will refer to an array of that type. Putting additional [] after an identifier in this case makes it an array of arrays (...of array, as in the case of k!) of that type.
I agree that the indexing gets to be nightmarish, but I also happen to be a bit fond of multi-dimensional arrays (or arrays of arrays) -- I'm funny that way!
Chris
22 years ago
Finished Assignment Java-2 - EvenOrOdd on second try;
Just submitted Assignment Java-3 (Leap) -- 1st attempt

[This message has been edited by Chris Caillouet (edited May 09, 2001).]
22 years ago
Bill,
I concur with all who've already pointed out what an awesome idea this is. I've long lamented the fact of my extensive "academic experience" in various languages, which really ain't worth beans on a resume (that's not to say there's anything wrong with beans per se! ) I'd love to participate in this as my skills and time permit.
Thanks,
Chris
22 years ago
nitpick@javaranch.com
-- see also the posting by Divya Jhawar entitled "My 1st time!" for more info about getting on the assigment log.
Chris
22 years ago
I'm trying to figure out packages and directory structures, and am having problems executing an application that uses a couple of packaged classes ("geometry" is the name of the package). My directory tree includes a D:\practice\geometry (wherein reside Line.java and Point.java, the two classes in the package geometry), and a D:\practice\source, which contains the main program, TryPackages. I can compile the Line class using "javac -classpath D:\practice Line.java" (and similarly for Point), and I can also compile TryPackages.java (which imports the two aforementioned classes using "import geometry.*;"), but when I try to execute TryPackages, I get the following error:
"Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: TryPackages"
Can someone please tell me what I'm doing wrong?
(sorry for the verbose posting!)
Thanks,
Chris
22 years ago
I'm trying to figure out packages and directory structures, and am having problems executing an application that uses a couple of packaged classes ("geometry" is the name of the package). My directory tree includes a D:\practice\geometry (wherein reside Line.java and Point.java, the two classes in the package geometry), and a D:\practice\source, which contains the main program, TryPackages. I can compile the Line class using "javac -classpath D:\practice Line.java" (and similarly for Point), and I can also compile TryPackages.java (which imports the two aforementioned classes using "import geometry.*;"), but when I try to execute TryPackages, I get the following error:
"Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: TryPackages"
Can someone please tell me what I'm doing wrong?
(sorry for the verbose posting!)
Thanks,
Chris
22 years ago