On 4/10/2011 11:27 AM, g man wrote:
in your book you teach us input using JOption.Pane and BufferReader
for string and the exercises are asking us to use these input formats
for int. Then we have to figure out Parse.something or other without
any direction.
It is actually explained in detail in the step (1.2) of the
"1004_javase_inputkey.zip" hands-on lab
(if that is the lab you are referring to.)
But I will add a hint to the homework exercise as well. Thanks for comment.
-Sang
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