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Brian Ngure

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returns 12/31/2009
Expertise

Strong in Java. Will be able to answer both in areas of designing and coding. Some knowledge in servlets

Experience in the area

5 years of Java experience, Sun Certified Java Associate and Sun Certified Java Programmer, JDK 1.4

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Angela09/04/09101010That was very clear
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vatsala02/10/0910101010Thanks for your information
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Andrew Gillespie02/09/09Thanks mate - much appreciated.

Recent Answers from Brian Ngure

2009-09-10 CODE for the question I asked previously:

Hi, Because you are using do {...} while, the code inside do will run at least once no matter what happens. Change the code to use a while loop only. while (firstname.isEmpty()) { JOptionPane

2009-09-10 Solution for a Java problem:

Hi, I'm not sure exactly what the problem is. To move to the next cell, you just need to call row.createCell(int i); and the specify the column number i which is what you are doing here for(int i

2009-09-08 LinkedList:

Hi, Sorry, but I have not been able to find any reason why this is happening. I have had a look at the removeFirst() method but does not give me any clues. Could you test with a newer JDK to see if

2009-09-03 swap 2 numbers:

Hi, Here is a simple example of how to get keyboard input: import java.io.*; public class TestReadLine { public static void main (String args[]) { String aLine = ""; BufferedReader

2009-09-02 Java Questions:

Hi, It's not easy to find out where objects exist in memory in Java. In C or C++ you have pointers. Imagine a memory address for object 1 is 585649 and memory address for object 2 is 128946. Even though

 

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