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  1. In Topic: Deprecated methods for older version of Android

    Posted 22 Oct 2012

    When we first did the project I made sure to check target of API 8 (Froyo 2.2) but when I checked the manifest, it said target 15 and minimum of 8. So I changed it in the manifest back to 8, but it was still not working correctly.
  2. In Topic: Getting data from data in same table

    Posted 10 Sep 2012

    I see now how that worked. I went ahead and used a left outer join to so that the president would be included. Thank you for getting me in the right direction. Here was the final code I used.
    SELECT e.emp_id, e.last_name, e.manager_id,, m.last_name
    FROM f_emp e LEFT OUTER JOIN f_emp m
    ON e.manager_id = m.emp_id;
    
  3. In Topic: Java arraya

    Posted 22 Apr 2012

    Do you have a question or some portion of your code that we could use as reference for the question?
  4. In Topic: Grade book

    Posted 22 Apr 2012

    I would do this:
    1. Pass all 4 arrays holding scores (lines 14-18 from your example) into a method.
    2. Use a series of if statements to add the total of all the scores together into a single variable. Example:
     double number = number + scoreOne[NUM_Test];  
    

    The double number would be the average before dividing.
    3. Divide that variable by the number of test scores (which should be 20)
    4. This number is now your average.

    I'm no professional, but I think you could use this and get the desired result.

    Also, and I'm sure you did it this way just to make it run, I noticed that in your getLetterGrade method, as it stands everyone will get an F. I'm sure you'll notice what's up when you see it.
  5. In Topic: Sorting string array, nullpointerexception error

    Posted 8 Feb 2012

    I see what your saying. I incorperated it into my program and it worked perfectly. I've been having trouble with the .compareTo() and you've cleared it up for me. Thanks for your help!

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