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[Chozon1]

Nose scabs?

Or rather, fussing with a nostril scab and not noticing the laughing lady in the car next to you as she thinks you're digging for gold?

/facepalm

[Deepfreeze32]

What is your preferred method of programming?

I'm not sure what you're asking, so...typing it?

Nose scabs?

Or rather, fussing with a nostril scab and not noticing the laughing lady in the car next to you as she thinks you're digging for gold?

/facepalm

Not fun. XD

[Chozon1]

Saturday. I just am not sure I understand the point.

Potato soup?

[Deepfreeze32]

Can be good with copious amounts of cheese.

[ArcticFox]

True or false question: (No Googling)

True or False: Java implements for each loops?

[Chozon1]

Energy drink junkie?

[Deepfreeze32]

True or false question: (No Googling)

True or False: Java implements for each loops?

Oooh. I think it does, though maybe not as the foreach construct in something like PHP. I know one can use for loops like:

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for(int i : container) {
    //Do stuff.
}

As for something like:

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foreach(i in container){
    //Do stuff
}

I'm gonna say no.

So true, it does use a for-each construct, but it's a variant on a traditional for loop.

Am I right?

Energy drink junkie?

Only when impending assignments are due.

[ArchAngel]

What's your language repertoire as of now? (any language you've built at least one tiny program with)

[ArcticFox]

If you aren't too intimidated by the idea of .jsps, want a job where you can work from home? I'm on a project run by a company based in the Pacific northwest and I work from home near Washington DC. (It's my "night" job. I have a regular 9-5 by day.) We need more developers who can handle Java...

Pays mucho dinero, too.

[Deepfreeze32]

What's your language repertoire as of now? (any language you've built at least one tiny program with)

Well, it depends on how one defines program, but...

Objective-C
Objective-C++ (It's like the problems introduced with C++ added to the complexity of Obj-C)
C
C++
C# (Doesn't really count as it was with Unity)
Java
Standard ML
Python
x86 Assembly
Lua (With Corona...I didn't like it)
PHP
JavaScript
Mathematica
Lisp
Visual Basic
Batch/Bash
Haskell
R (Statistical programming language).


That list may seem impressive, but a fair number of them were really tiny, just-above-hello-world programs. Though I'm really happy with the ML and Python ones (A short N-Queens solver and a UDP server/client respectively).

If you aren't too intimidated by the idea of .jsps, want a job where you can work from home? I'm on a project run by a company based in the Pacific northwest and I work from home near Washington DC. (It's my "night" job. I have a regular 9-5 by day.) We need more developers who can handle Java...

Pays mucho dinero, too.

Hmm, you've got my attention. What kind of work are we talking about with JSP? I've not done any JSP-specific Java, but I bet I could learn pretty quick.

I'd also need to know how many hours per week/month/whatever would need to be contributed, since I'm a college student with homework and stuff.

Unless you're joking, in which case I am a little amused.

[ArcticFox]

Not joking at all. Details in PM.

[Orodrist]

?

[Deepfreeze32]

Not joking at all. Details in PM.

I'll have to get back on that some time next week. These next few days will murder me. :/

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'Twas good. I enjoyed it.

[Chozon1]

Your thoughts?

Saw them live Friday. Loved them. The lead singer looks like Johnny Depp in POTC, and the Bass player looks like a Viking. XD

[Deepfreeze32]

Your thoughts?

Saw them live Friday. Loved them. The lead singer looks like Johnny Depp in POTC, and the Bass player looks like a Viking. XD

That was pretty good. Sounds like older Symphony X with some modern metal influences. I'll need to check this band out some.