How can one check if an integer is equal to another in a 2D array? int[][] board = new int [3][3]; int a = board[0][0]; int b = board[0][1]; int c = board[0][2]; int d = board[1][0]; int e = board[1][…
How can one check if an integer is equal to another in a 2D array? int[][] board = new int [3][3]; int a = board[0][0]; int b = board[0][1]; int c = board[0][2]; int d = board[1][0]; int e = board[1][…
I want to add a Pie chart inside a JPanel. I have gone through this and this. But it didnt helped me. I tried this code in the debugger but it is not getting pass line X. Somehow setScene function is …
I am new to netty and I try to receive byte response from a server (non-netty). However, I belvie I missundersteand the reference count. While reading the response I am running into the …
I’ve got the following code to download a file being transmitted over TCP: try (OutputStream out = new FileOutputStream(path); InputStream is = socket.getInputStream();) { byte[] …
I am using Spring Boot to implement two web services, User and Book, and I am implementing the POST methods. When I send a POST request, i include the hard-coded JSON object in the HTTP Body: I am …
I was looking for a solution to this problem, I need to build the method so that it returns someObject, I was thinking about building something like this: public static <T, K&…
While writing Selenium automation test for a website having number of rows in the form of DIV inside one DIV. every row denotes one DIV. suppose dynamically if I have 5 rows then following code …
I am looking for a tool to generate a dependencies mapping graph for my java spring applications, so I can have visibilities of all the third-party dependencies that might pose a security threat and …
In Firebase Realtime Database on Android, I want to retrieve this id “-Mb1sSv-FCNr9ElxZIwN”. databaseReference = FirebaseDatabase.getInstance().getReference().child(“Registration Data1&…
I have the following classes, which have quite similar method implementations. Only the classes’ method inputs and outputs seem to be of different types. When I put it like this, it sounds like a case …