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  • Riten Shah
    Level 4
    Abu Dhabi
    Question about the task Minimum of three numbers
    Java Syntax, Level 2, Lesson 8
    Under discussion
    Error: the min method must return the minimum of the numbers a, b and c.Where am I going wrong?
    • 05.07.2021
    • 775views
    • 2comments
    0
  • mona
    Level 7
    Question about the task Rule of the triangle
    Java Syntax, Level 4, Lesson 4
    Resolved
    what wrong with this ans....plz....crt this ans
    • 02.07.2021
    • 737views
    • 2comments
    0
  • Andrei
    Level 41
    Question about the task Release resources
    Java Multithreading, Level 1, Lesson 10
    Under discussion
    What is the purpose of overriding the finalize method when I am supposed to use a trywithresources block?1 . If trywithresources and finalize() aren't related -meaning trywithresources doesn't call finalize()- what is the purpose of adding the extra code in this exercise? 2. Furthmore, in my code I left the code where the connection is closed. In the mentor code, they took out this code. I am using th
    • 25.03.2021
    • 465views
    • 0comments
    0
  • Aleksandr
    Level 22
    Moscow
    Question about the task Word search
    Java Core, Level 10, Lesson 10
    Under discussion
    Can someone explain the Rules of search, pleaseHello, I tried many of variants, but no one did pass the verification. I have "more mathes" than needed, but why they don`t needed? I did try do this task with 8 directions, but lost structer and return to 4 directions(beacuse we go from left top corner string by string to rigth bottom corner). My
    • 15.03.2021
    • 542views
    • 0comments
    0
  • RAYX2445
    Level 5
    Nagpur
    Question about the task Family relations
    Java Syntax, Level 2, Lesson 2
    Resolved
    How.??Who do you actually create objects and assign variables to them...?
    • 02.07.2021
    • 569views
    • 4comments
    0
  • Sansho
    Level 19
    Bordeaux
    Question about the task Splitting a file
    Java Core, Level 8, Lesson 5
    Resolved
    Requ. 3 & 4 are madsI don't understand why it's not okay, because even with my own file test it works perfectly...
    • 22.06.2021
    • 726views
    • 9comments
    0
  • Sansho
    Level 19
    Bordeaux
    Question about the task Finding data inside a file
    Java Core, Level 8, Lesson 11
    Resolved
    3 requ. doesn't validate weshMy code is simple but "it works on my machine", so where is the mistake?
    • 30.06.2021
    • 371views
    • 3comments
    0
  • Zach
    Level 22
    Fort Collins
    Question about the task Splitting a file
    Java Core, Level 8, Lesson 5
    Under discussion
    Fourth task not passing?Maybe an off by one error?
    • 03.07.2021
    • 392views
    • 2comments
    0
  • Andrei
    Level 41
    Question about the task Setting up a logger
    Java Collections, Level 4, Lesson 10
    New
    3) The last 6 log files must be stored. If the sixth file is already full (i.e. is 5 MB), then you need to delete the first file and create a new one. Where is this condition met?The requirement is the one above. I don't understand something, where do we change the condition to meet the new requirement "if the sixth file is already full you need to delete the first file and create a new one" . Is this something the program does automatically after we set MaxFileSize to 5MB
    • 02.07.2021
    • 392views
    • 0comments
    0
  • Xavier
    Level 17
    Pearland
    Question about the task User, loser, coder and programmer
    Java Core, Level 4, Lesson 8
    Resolved
    Person.Java is not in inteliJ.I just realized something after looking at other people's questions. In inteliJ, I can't see Person.Java, but if I open the task in code gym I can. Is there a way to view it in inteliJ or do I have to open the task in inteliJ and code gym?
    • 29.06.2021
    • 397views
    • 2comments
    0
  • null
    Level 6
    Pomona
    Under discussion
    When an error occurred while logging in with the key. Check CodeGymPlugin.properties., how to enter the key in IDEAWhen an error occurred while logging in with the key. Check CodeGymPlugin.properties., how to enter the key in IDEA
    • 07.05.2021
    • 633views
    • 1comment
    1
  • Gladys
    Level 1
    Barcelona
    Under discussion
    Materia oscura hola, como conseguir Materia oscura!!
    • 04.06.2021
    • 339views
    • 0comments
    0
  • Rockbite
    Level 41
    Under discussion
    Error while signing in using a secret key. Check CodeGymPlugin.propertiesError while signing in using a secret key. Check CodeGymPlugin.properties. getting this when tried to use plugin, how can I solve this ?
    • 28.06.2021
    • 403views
    • 0comments
    0
  • Miftahul
    Level 9
    Newcastle under Lyme
    Under discussion
    Can anyone help me Personal Project; Can anyone help me. I need to create a brute force or dictionary attack software that can open a password encrypted file then pick out key informations. Which one is easier, and how would I go about this. Many thanks, xx
    • 29.06.2021
    • 370views
    • 0comments
    0
  • Usman
    Level 8
    Glasgow
    Question about the task Even and odd digits
    Java Syntax, Level 6, Lesson 5
    Resolved
    [USEFUL] Got the right answer but want to try differnt approach using FOR LOOP and isnt workingHELP WITH FOOR LOOP Got the right answer utilizig the while loop, but want to try differnt approach and with for loop and its not working Before the continue keyword, i simply printed the output to see what was being printed... it seems only the last digit of enteredNum prints. E.g. input is : 4
    • 01.07.2021
    • 699views
    • 7comments
    0
  • Dustin Davis
    Level 4
    United States of America
    Question about the task Implement the print method
    Java Syntax, Level 2, Lesson 1
    Under discussion
    where does the s come from? doesn't it need to be identified first?where does the s come from
    • 21.06.2021
    • 669views
    • 7comments
    0
  • Ali Diksin
    Level 3
    Bispham
    Question about the task Print three times
    Java Syntax, Level 2, Lesson 8
    Under discussion
    I fulfilled every task but it still says error It tells me that there should be spaces between the text, which i did, but it still tells me i didn't do it. What am i actually supposed to do?
    • 01.07.2021
    • 481views
    • 1comment
    0
  • Gellert Varga
    Level 23
    Szekesfehervar
    Question about the task AmigoOutputStream
    Java Core, Level 8, Lesson 8
    Resolved
    What is the difference between wrapper and inheritance?Task1813 and task1814 were beyond my capabilities at the moment and I downloaded the correct solutions. Now I am learning from the ready solutions.:) task1813 : it creates a custom OutputStream class by wrapping the FileOutputStream. All the methods had to be overwritten, the calls are forwarded
    • 30.06.2021
    • 840views
    • 4comments
    0
  • Rajni Agrawal
    Level 12
    Bangalore
    Question about the task Distance between two points
    Java Syntax, Level 6, Lesson 8
    Resolved
    It is calculating correct result but still saying validation 4 not passedIt is calculating correct result but still saying validation 4 not passed.
    • 23.10.2020
    • 883views
    • 3comments
    0
  • LT
    Level 9
    Question about the task Lonely arrays interact
    Java Syntax, Level 7, Lesson 4
    Resolved
    What's wrong with my code? I got the correct output but didn't meet the #3 and #4 task requirements.
    • 30.06.2021
    • 602views
    • 2comments
    0
  • Andrei
    Level 41
    Question about the task Fibonacci numbers using recursion
    Java Collections, Level 4, Lesson 2
    Resolved
    Can someone please help me by explaining the recursion algorithm proposed by the solution?The proposed solution is below. However, I don't really understand how line 4 works. It says to go into fibonacci n-1 (which would be 8) which would go into 7 etc until 2, when it returns 1. And the second element of the addition operation is fibonacci (n-2) (which would be 7) which would go i
    • 30.06.2021
    • 706views
    • 7comments
    0
  • J H U X
    Level 7
    Alkmaar
    Question about the task Sum of the digits of a three-digit number
    Java Syntax, Level 3, Lesson 12
    Under discussion
    I solved the puzzle, but still don't know HOW it actually works.I solved it after looking up StackOverflow for examples around the modulus or remainder (%). I copied code, changed it to mine, and solved the puzzle, but now I still don't how this works EXACTLY. int sum = 0; while (number > 0) { sum = sum + number % 10;
    • 12.01.2021
    • 830views
    • 5comments
    0
  • Шарох
    Level 12
    Question about the task Display today's date
    Java Syntax, Level 5, Lesson 12
    Under discussion
    Hi Coders! I have no idea :(
    • 15.11.2020
    • 515views
    • 6comments
    1
  • WatWat
    Level 9
    Vancouver
    Question about the task Max constructors
    Java Syntax, Level 5, Lesson 9
    Resolved
    I don't get it!The error I get is "call to this must be first statement in constructor" its referring to "this(4,4,4)" EDIT: Constructors don't have a return type lol -_- public class Circle { public double x; public double y; public double radius; public void Circle(double x, double y, do
    • 10.10.2018
    • 1737views
    • 1comment
    0
  • David Haines
    Level 13
    La Crosse
    Question about the task Max constructors
    Java Syntax, Level 5, Lesson 9
    Resolved
    Could somebody please tell me what this error is telling me? call to this must be first statement in constructorCould somebody please tell me what this error is telling me? on line 23... call to this must be first statement in constructor
    • 17.06.2020
    • 760views
    • 3comments
    0
  • Gellert Varga
    Level 23
    Szekesfehervar
    Resolved
    Scope of the wrapping System.inAfter wrapping System.in, if I use System.in, will it always work with its redefined meaning everywhere in each package and in each class throughout the program? With reference to this lesson: https://codegym.cc/quests/lectures/questcore.level08.lecture07
    • 29.06.2021
    • 376views
    • 2comments
    0
  • Dan
    Level 26
    Clarksville
    Question about the task CRUD 2
    Java Core, Level 7, Lesson 10
    Resolved
    Problems with Validation #3 and #4I'm not sure what's wrong with my code, other than it being exceedingly long. I've tried multiple different approaches to the -c and -u arguments, but I can not get my program to validate. From the testing I've done so far, the "Recommendations from my mentor" address problems that don't exist. Val
    • 27.06.2021
    • 586views
    • 4comments
    0
  • Zach
    Level 22
    Fort Collins
    Question about the task The richest
    Java Core, Level 9, Lesson 11
    Under discussion
    Why is the last task not passing?I get the correct output and have sorted the array but it's not passing.
    • 29.06.2021
    • 784views
    • 1comment
    0
  • jorge ives murillo paredes
    Level 40
    New York City
    Question about the task Restaurant (part 9)
    Java Multithreading, Level 9, Lesson 15
    Under discussion
    what is the mistake?how or where I suppose to caught the exception
    • 05.05.2020
    • 856views
    • 1comment
    0
  • Usman
    Level 8
    Glasgow
    Question about the task Three numbers
    Java Syntax, Level 4, Lesson 6
    Resolved
    Outputs correct but doesnt pass 4th CheckMy code runs fine - gives the ordinal index of the unique number. If i input the same value 3 times, nothing prints - but yet the fourth check remains unpassed. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
    • 28.06.2021
    • 583views
    • 3comments
    0
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