How would you implement this method: public boolean equal(Annotation a1, Annotation a2) { ... } Sample input ():
Consider the simple test class: import java.math.BigDecimal; /** * @author The Elite Gentleman * */ public class Main {
I am writing a program for class in which I analyze different product codes entered. It is pretty simple but I am having a problem. I am trying to end a loop if a user enters an \"E\" or \"e\". Howeve
I am receiving a response from a XML request and I need to deal with it. The response will return either \'00\' when the request has been accepted and the account is verified and a \'03\' when the acc
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I have a conversion or some kind of type casting problem in my asp.net/C# math app.A contractor wrote some code to calculate a relative standard error in an assembly. But when I run it, apparently doe
I have a search app that only has 150 files. So if somebody searches for 151, it would say \"the file 151 can\'t be found\".
I have a task to accomplish, and I\'ve been trying with regex for hours to no avail.A little help and some teaching would be appreciated.The .ini file format is:
i\'m a little confused with all the \"If the ordering imposed by c on S is inconsistent with equals, the sorted set (or sorted map) will behave strangely.\" warnings in the Javadoc.
I have seen this sentence in one book: \"Default implementation of Equals(), defined by System.Object, which uses a
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