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this is the java code to enjoy convert it to C or take the idea and go on. why ?! because the syntax is the same !! file name : Class1.java ------------------------ package mypackage1; public class Class1 { public long fact(int a) { int answer = a; do { if (a==0) { return a; } answer = a*(--a); } while(a<=0); return answer; } public static void main(String [] arg) { Class1 c1 = new Class1(); System.out.println(c1.fact(4)); } ------------------- note: the code will work will all java versions enjoy the coding
public class class1{public void changeCase(String str){String str1=str.toUpperCase();String str2=str.toLowerCase();System.out.println(str1);System.out.println(str2);System.out.println("After concatenation "+("to".concat("get").concat("her")));}public static void main(String[] args){class1 c1=new class1();c1.changeCase("Hello");}}
You would give the CSS class a background of that image, then assign it using a class attribute in your span tag. For example, your class's name will be class1, and your image will be named 'myimage.jpg'. CSS: .class1{ background-image:url('myimage.jpg'); } Then, for your HTML span tag: <span class="class1"> Add a lot of '&nbsp;' here until you can see your image. </span>
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public class Class1 { protected InnerClass1 ic; public Class1() { ic = new InnerClass1(); } public void displayStrings() { System.out.println(ic.getString() + "."); System.out.println(ic.getAnotherString() + "."); } static public void main(String[] args) { Class1 c1 = new Class1(); c1.displayStrings(); } protected class InnerClass1 { public String getString() { return "InnerClass1: getString invoked"; } public String getAnotherString() { return "InnerClass1: getAnotherString invoked"; } } } we can do like . crieate inner class instanve in side of main class defalut consiter . use the object we do the our bz logic
You can simply list them with spaces separating each file name: javac class1.java class2.java
Take a look at this link. It helped me to get a clear picture about the requirements http://flightphysical.com/part67/Class1/67subb.htm
you can understand what is the purpose of return in java after this simple example Basically return use in java to return some values from a method note: this sample will work on all java versions, i test it on JDK 1.4 enjoy the code. file name : Class1.java ----- package mypackage1; //package name public class Class1 //class name + file name the { public String add(int a,int b) //a method in the class; its type is String and it take a and b variables; a and b are int { int answer = a+b; //this is some code in the class; maybe some operations; no need to know whats happening in this method System.out.println("I'm in Class1"); //this is some code in the class; maybe some operations; no need to know whats happening in this method return " I'm the returned value "+ answer; ////this is what you need to take from the method } public static void main(String [] arg) { Class1 c1 = new Class1(); //creating c1 object from Class1 Class System.out.println(c1.add(10,6)); //printing the returned values from the method; } } ----------------- output: I'am in Class1 I'am the returned value 16
currently we are having 15 submarines10 sindhughosh class 4 sfifhukumar class1 akula and another 15 submarines are in under construction of which 3 are arihanth class n 6 are scopene class
Class 1 preservatives are those preservative which are ectracted naturaly and are not required to get allowance to be used by regulations but class 2 preservatives are those which are required to be allpwed by regulations and are generaly synthetic chemical substances.