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Has 5 parameters: arrarcopy( Object src, int srcPos, Object dest, int destPos, int length) Basically, Object src = Which array are we copying from? int srcPos = Okay, starting with which element of the index? Object dest = Okay, and we’re copying to which new and different array? int destPos = And in that new array at which element are [Continue reading...Very nifty arraycopy method of System class (System.arraycopy)
If you’re looking for the best (not too mention free) audio conversion program to get all your audio files converted, you’re reading the right post. I have tinkered (read: wasted my time) with: smrpro Xilisoft m4atomp3 and a handful of other audio convertors WinFF is a front-end gui for ffmpeg. I feel like I’m sharing some gem that [Continue reading...WinFF is FTW for Audio Conversion: Convert All Audio Files Smoothly
onCreate() onStart() onResume() onPause() onStop() onDestory() onStart() puts the application in memory and it stays in memory (whether it’s active or not) until an onDestroy (or sort of onStop())is called. onPause kicks in if the application is still in active memory but a dialog box or a phone application pops up and then it can be reput into the This is an exciting post because we get into the nitty gritty details of the math functions (methods) and variables built-in to the math class of the Java Development Kit. They’re fairly useful. There exist many more Math methods than the ones I discuss, in Java, but these are ones that are useful enough that you should probably know them Over the years I’ve experimented with a variety of professions and careers in many different fields from teaching to authoring to health-related fields even to some fields similar to therapy (coaching). I’ve always been most happy, however, in fields related to technology. I like the way tech people (programmers, gamers, coders, web dev guys, even a few bloggers, and DIY [Continue reading...Intelligence is Commonplace in Tech Communities If you check out these very helpful sites (an italian and microsoft one and other sites), you may be confused. They speak of “three” programming errors, but combined, the sites speak of Logic Semantic Syntax Compiler Runtimer errors. Erm..isn’t that five errors? Sort of, yes, but there’s really only three types of programming errors: logic, semantic, and syntax; compiler and [Continue reading...Let’s (Finally!) Understand…The Three Types of Programming Errors This is a great mini program that shows how the usefulness of combining a for with a if-elseif-else conditional and most importantly the importance of sequence in an if-elseif-else. The right sequence is not always important, but in many programs, improper conditional sequence can produce Here I photoed the code from my beloved simple, non-bloated code-editor and IDE, Geany (which [Continue reading...Java Learning App! For Loop and Concatenation Example Introduction In a computer programming paradigm of any language is its type system. Is the language strong/weak – how strict the data types are; do the data types even matter? no (weak), yes (strong) dynamic/static – when the data types are enforced or when they’re important – at compile time (static) or runtime (dynamic) are ways of defining a language. [Continue reading...Let’s (Finally!) Understand…Strong/Weak and Dynamic/Static Typing |
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