Java GUI Tutorial 29 - Timer program (Part 1 of 2)
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Uploaded by firecat318 on May 31, 2010
In part 1 you will learn what a Timer object in Java is an how we can manipulate it.
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puberty hits you hard man..
Love the vid though.
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is this right? (int)Double.parseDouble(String
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Thank you ...great tutorial!
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This is netbeans right?
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uhmm...how about count down in minutes?
how will i do that?
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Sorry if i asked so many questions but how did you start the program,,, is it from Java Application... did you enable Main.java.....why did you import java.awt.*
what are the procedures to start the program....i really want to learn Java that is why i am asking lots of questions
pradorock 1 year ago
@pradorock
I use an IDE that all you do is click a button and it runs. I would suggest either Netbeans or Eclipse. You can also write Java programs from notepad and compile in the command prompt but I wouldn't recommend it.
firecat318 1 year ago