Since I am not fluent in English (it is my fourth spoken language), I am thankful for any remarks about my grammar/sentences!
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Mike S
Since I am not fluent in English (it is my fourth spoken language), I am thankful for any remarks about my grammar/sentences!
Best regards
Mike S
Stephan van Hulst wrote:... I'm not sure why it's a problem though. If you want your data to appear in the same output location, you really should be using the same output method.
Mike Savvy wrote:... But one example present a case with wrong input, so I want to warn the user with red text. And I want that this red text appear when I start this wrong case example
Bob Winter wrote:First of all: Please post console outputs as TEXT instead of screenshots. It's hard to try to identify what's on some small pictures full of code and log output on a mobile device with a typical screen size somewhere between 4"-6". When posting text the browser rescales it automatically so it can be read as the rest of the post. There is no reason to make a picture if you can just copy'n'paste output text. Please think about that the next time. Thanks.
Since I am not fluent in English (it is my fourth spoken language), I am thankful for any remarks about my grammar/sentences!
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Mike S
Campbell Ritchie wrote:...and IDEs can accentuate the difference in output speed between System.err and System.out, which you might not notice on a console/terminal window. I am a bit surprised not to see the input via System.in on your screenshot.
Since I am not fluent in English (it is my fourth spoken language), I am thankful for any remarks about my grammar/sentences!
Best regards
Mike S
Mike Savvy wrote:Why so much negativity? If you cant see it, dont see. I have my reason why I do so - it is part of my homework, and I want that nobody will find it when check my homework solutions.
. . . to make sure that Bob Winter can read the whole of the posts.Bob Winter wrote:. . . a recommendation on this topic to do as I pointed out: . . .
Paul Clapham wrote:However things like what Ron just pointed out are uncommon and obscure because people haven't been writing serious console-based applications for about 20 years now.
The secret of how to be miserable is to constantly expect things are going to happen the way that they are "supposed" to happen.
You can have faith, which carries the understanding that you may be disappointed. Then there's being a willfully-blind idiot, which virtually guarantees it.
Mike Savvy wrote:
Bob Winter wrote:First of all: Please post console outputs as TEXT instead of screenshots. It's hard to try to identify what's on some small pictures full of code and log output on a mobile device with a typical screen size somewhere between 4"-6". When posting text the browser rescales it automatically so it can be read as the rest of the post. There is no reason to make a picture if you can just copy'n'paste output text. Please think about that the next time. Thanks.
Why so much negativity? If you cant see it, dont see.
I have my reason why I do so - it is part of my homework, and I want that nobody will find it when check my homework solutions.
All things are lawful, but not all things are profitable.
Campbell Ritchie wrote:
. . . to make sure that Bob Winter can read the whole of the posts.Bob Winter wrote:. . . a recommendation on this topic to do as I pointed out: . . .
The secret of how to be miserable is to constantly expect things are going to happen the way that they are "supposed" to happen.
You can have faith, which carries the understanding that you may be disappointed. Then there's being a willfully-blind idiot, which virtually guarantees it.
Bob Winter wrote:so why not just post code in its clean form: as text - instead of making screenshots from them (which, although not often, but still sometimes, can end up in people using their phone to take a picture from the screen - which end up really bad)
Mike Savvy wrote: If you cant see it, dont [sic] see. I have my reason why I do so
There are only two hard things in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-one errors
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