So this is out of my practice computer science scholarship exam. I found it quite fun to do post your code when finished and follow what it tells you to do.
So I am studying old CS Scholarship exam papers in practice for my exam 1 week from now. I am more concerned about the theory part of the exam rather than the practical (Spreadsheets and Programming). There is this question:
Would I be correct in saying that the idea is incorrect because if you compressed something that is already compressed you would more than likely lose some information which in turn would corrupt the image? I have never really had to cover this sort of topic.
If you have any thing to say about this, please do.
Depends on how big it is. My basic thoughts would be to get a micro-controller (That you can program to control the movement of a motor, and the arm). You may also need some form of infra-red sensor to have a bit of surface detection if needed.
I remember doing this a few years back. We threw the dry ice into ponds by our school and watched it bubble. And also put it into 1 litre bottles of water and watched them explode
Aww that's boring :| Lucky I live in New Zealand then We also only used enough to make enough pressure to explode the container. It was also done in an open grassy area away from buildings and people. we also stood quite far away.
I remember doing this a few years back. We threw the dry ice into ponds by our school and watched it bubble. And also put it into 1 litre bottles of water and watched them explode
So I was bored and whipped this up. It is a basic website playerlist that you could use for your server. The list updates every 3 seconds and is easy to use.
NOTE: Make sure you have enable-query set to true in your server properties or it will not work
A live version of the playerlist can be seen here:
Where I live (New Zealand) 4 degrees celius is quite cold. Our winter normally only just goes below freezing point at about -5C Max but normall -1C. In summer 27C is hot.
It means what it says. Your computer only has so much memory (RAM) and Minecraft is needing more memory than your computer can supply, so it crashes. Only way to fix this is to launch minecraft with less ram then you actually have.
The catch is for the sleep tick, I'm going to zoom in on my scree and it's going to take me a second to get down to the console. And yes, this does work. All that this program does is wait a second, then print "Welcome to Java Club!" in the console. As for the threads.... I explained that in the first sentence!
I have tested this. This isn't meant to be an application, just a simple console program. I use Eclipse Indigo, if it makes a difference.
Your code won't work. catch block exception won't be triggered because there is nothing to trigger an error. I believe you want this code:
public class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
try {
Thread.currentThread();
Thread.sleep(1000);
System.out.println("Welcome to Java Club!");
} catch(InterruptedException e) {
}
}
}
The project file? which part? the 'eclipse' folder? the 'src' folder?
When loading an image from a class it always loads the file from the directory which said class is located in. Naturally all files that are created in eclipse or any other idea are stored in the bin output folder of your project.
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Would I be correct in saying that the idea is incorrect because if you compressed something that is already compressed you would more than likely lose some information which in turn would corrupt the image? I have never really had to cover this sort of topic.
If you have any thing to say about this, please do.
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Aww that's boring :| Lucky I live in New Zealand then
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NOTE: Make sure you have enable-query set to true in your server properties or it will not work
A live version of the playerlist can be seen here:
http://60.234.250.8/....net&port=25565
To implement it in your website, simply add this to your website:
All you need to do to configure your server is replace skyblock.net with your ip and 25565 with your minecraft port. Then
Enjoy
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Your code won't work. catch block exception won't be triggered because there is nothing to trigger an error. I believe you want this code:
public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { try { Thread.currentThread(); Thread.sleep(1000); System.out.println("Welcome to Java Club!"); } catch(InterruptedException e) { } } }0
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110 010 100 101 <- This
3 2 1 5 <- To this
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1100 1010 0101 <- This
3 5 A <- To this
If you could explain this, I would very much appreciate it.
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When loading an image from a class it always loads the file from the directory which said class is located in. Naturally all files that are created in eclipse or any other idea are stored in the bin output folder of your project.