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I think you computer has Parkinsons...
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@macheads101 Hey macheads101 i want to import a java program that already exists so i can modify it to my liking how can i do this please help!
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Ok. I have literally followed you steps exactly. i even used your name as the variable! no matter what i do the class is greyed out and when i build and run NOTHING HAPPENS.I have xcode 3.1.4 my code bellow the default comments is...
import java.util.*;
public class Testing_Java { public static void main (String args[]) { // insert code here... String Name = "Alex"; String Phrase = "Hello"; System.out.println(Phrase + " " + Name + "."); }
}
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I fucking hate that you are twelve.
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@youR3tard just not really a good way to do it. its like screwing a philips screw with a flat head...its possible but not proper. Instead it should be "System.out.printf( "%d" res); which would show the "res" variable, if you dont specify, "res", it would print the first integer or "int" variable.
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Why does it matter?
why i don't have the possibility to select a new project in java language???
i had download xcode a week ago
help me
GeDmEn87 1 year ago
@GeDmEn87 Xcode no longer supports java. In previous versions it did, but unfortunately it no longer does. I suggest using Eclipse instead.
macheads101 1 year ago
Best IDEs are ECLIPSE and NET BEANS
farooqmss 1 year ago
@farooqmss Xcode is more accepted on mac.
macheads101 1 year ago
@macheads101 i am not saying anything about "ACCEPTABLE" or "NON-ACCEPTABLE" on whatever platform , i am saying this because these IDEs are having HIGHEST RANKING
farooqmss 1 year ago
@farooqmss yes that's true they do have higher rankings and I do like both of them very much. I am just saying that on Mac OS X people expected to see Xcode. This is no longer the case considering apple dropped Xcode java support recently.
macheads101 1 year ago