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Calling a Method in a running Thread Object [closed]

Closed. This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post. Closed 5 months ago. Improve this question I’m a Java beginner. I want to call a Method in a running Java Thread Object. It always throws this

How to Convert DurationFormatUtils back to Milliseconds

Currently I have been using DurationFormatUtils to convert the Millis in a track into HH:mm:ss, but I want to allow the user to seek the track using this format, for example they would type: ‘-seek HH:mm:ss or mm:ss’ and I want to convert that time back into milliseconds… Are there any built in Java methods to do this? Or would

Returning a value from one method to another to be used in the output

I can’t figure out how to return the value of finalCost to the main method and have it printed. Specifically, I can’t find how to use the returned value in the “println” line. Answer You call calcMonthlyCharge(downloadLimit),but don’t store the returnvalue. When you call System.out.println(“Plan monthly cost: ” + calcMonthlyCharge(finalCost) ); It is unknown what finalcost is, this is a

How to call ActionPerformed method from different class

I’m trying to call an actionperformed method from a file under the same package as the one I wish to call it from. I have two classes, EditSeriesPaint and MyDataVisualization. I want to call EditSeriesPaint from MyDataVisualization. This is what I’ve tried: EditSeriesPaint Class: MyDataVisualization Class: However, when I add the method to esp and go to use the color

Is this correct way to use “switch()” method in selenium?

Aim: To count links in footer section of a webpage. Instead of this: I want to write like this: Is this correct way to use “switch()” method in selenium ? Answer Unless I am mistaken, switch() is not a method belonging to the Selenium Webdriver. The method switchTo() is used to change your focus to a different window, tab or

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