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Passing parameters back and forth
Yes, I do suck. I can't get your example to compile. public class test { public static void main (String[] args) { char a = ' '; int b = 1; CI ci = sub (a, b); System.out.print (ci.a + " " + ci.b); } class CI { char c; int i; new CI...- livingenzyme
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- Forum: Java
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Passing parameters back and forth
In other words, java sucks. I should have known this when I started learning it.- livingenzyme
- Post #3
- Forum: Java
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Passing parameters back and forth
How do I pass multiple parameters back and forth between main and subroutine? Say I have the following program. public class test { public static void main(String[] args) { char a=' '; int b=1; sub(a,b); System.out.print(a +" " +b); } static void sub(char a,int b) { a='h'...- livingenzyme
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- Forum: Java
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Help on fortran 95 output to file
If you were here right now I would give you a big wet kiss.- livingenzyme
- Post #3
- Forum: Fortran
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Help on fortran 95 output to file
Output to file is easy. What I'm trying to do is output to the end of the file so that nothing that was already in the file is lost. Say I have a hypothetical file a.txt. Everytime I run my program, I want it to output certain info to a.txt at the end of the file for record keeping. How do I...- livingenzyme
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- Forum: Fortran
