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I\'m new at Java and Android and I was wondering if it is possible to use an Intent in the case to bring up a new background followed by text for what item the user clicked (for example; they click op
I\'m making a Win32 GUI project using Code::Blocks and the MinGW compiler.At this line of my code: switch(LOWORD(WPARAM))
I have a helper method designed generate a link to a certain path depending on the current page the user is on. Basically, site wide the link should point to items_path, unless the user is on the user
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Here is my problem: In our term there are two java courses. we have been learning about GUI elements.In our latest assignment, we have to register an attendees name. the name will be taken fromtext b
Is there any way to run a block of code if none of the case blocks were matched? For instance: switch($a) {
I have a question about whether to use \'case\' or \'ifs\' in a function that gets called quite a lot.
In a switch case, I\'ve noticed that when I try to use a parameter as a case constant, I get a compilation error. But I can use fields/local vars.