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java-programmer, program i would to get the solution for the following program.

Write a complete Java program that does the following:
Prompt the user to type in the hour and minute departure time for an
airline flight.
Prompt the user to type in the hour and minute arrival time for that
flight. (Note: assume that the flight occurs in just one afternoon, leaving
at or after 1:00 and arriving at or before 12:59. Assume also that the user
provides valid input values!)
Calculate the total number of minutes the flight will be in the air.
Display the departure time, the arrival time, and the flight time (in
minutes) of the flight.

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java-programmer >> program mehak gupta via JavaKB.com wrote:
> i would to get the solution for the following program.
>
> Write a complete Java program that does the following:
> Prompt the user to type in the hour and minute departure time for an
> airline flight.
> Prompt the user to type in the hour and minute arrival time for that
> flight. (Note: assume that the flight occurs in just one afternoon, leaving
> at or after 1:00 and arriving at or before 12:59. Assume also that the user
> provides valid input values!)
> Calculate the total number of minutes the flight will be in the air.
> Display the departure time, the arrival time, and the flight time (in
> minutes) of the flight.

We don't do homework here.

/Thomas

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java-programmer >> program "Thomas Weidenfeller" <email***@***.com> wrote in message
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>
> We don't do homework here.

Oh, look, why not? Tell you what, I'll do it for USD250. In advance, please.

java-programmer >> program mehak gupta via JavaKB.com wrote:
> i would to get the solution for the following program.
>
> Write a complete Java program that does the following:
> Prompt the user to type in the hour and minute departure time for an
> airline flight.
> Prompt the user to type in the hour and minute arrival time for that
> flight. (Note: assume that the flight occurs in just one afternoon, leaving
> at or after 1:00 and arriving at or before 12:59. Assume also that the user
> provides valid input values!)
> Calculate the total number of minutes the flight will be in the air.
> Display the departure time, the arrival time, and the flight time (in
> minutes) of the flight.
>

Yes, sir, I'll get right on that!

Shall I keep you updated with my progress or would you like for me to
just deliver the source code to you upon completion?

java-programmer >> program
"Collin VanDyck" <email***@***.com> wrote in message
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> mehak gupta via JavaKB.com wrote:
> > i would to get the solution for the following program.
> >
> > Write a complete Java program that does the following:
> > Prompt the user to type in the hour and minute departure time for an
> > airline flight.
> > Prompt the user to type in the hour and minute arrival time for that
> > flight. (Note: assume that the flight occurs in just one afternoon,
leaving
> > at or after 1:00 and arriving at or before 12:59. Assume also that the
user
> > provides valid input values!)
> > Calculate the total number of minutes the flight will be in the air.
> > Display the departure time, the arrival time, and the flight time (in
> > minutes) of the flight.
> >
>
> Yes, sir, I'll get right on that!
>
> Shall I keep you updated with my progress or would you like for me to
> just deliver the source code to you upon completion?

First you have to write a test that fails. ;-)

java-programmer >> program mehak gupta via JavaKB.com wrote:
> i would to get the solution for the following program.
>
> Write a complete Java program that does the following:
> Prompt the user to type in the hour and minute departure time for an
> airline flight.
> Prompt the user to type in the hour and minute arrival time for that
> flight. (Note: assume that the flight occurs in just one afternoon, leaving
> at or after 1:00 and arriving at or before 12:59. Assume also that the user
> provides valid input values!)
> Calculate the total number of minutes the flight will be in the air.
> Display the departure time, the arrival time, and the flight time (in
> minutes) of the flight.
>

Man, I don't get it. Why do these people bother attending any kind of
education in the first place? Why not rob banks for a living?

java-programmer >> program >mehak gupta via JavaKB.com wrote:
>> i would to get the solution for the following program.
>>
>> Write a complete Java program that does the following:
>> Prompt the user to type in the hour and minute departure time for an
>> airline flight.
>> Prompt the user to type in the hour and minute arrival time for that
>> flight. (Note: assume that the flight occurs in just one afternoon, leaving
>> at or after 1:00 and arriving at or before 12:59. Assume also that the user
>> provides valid input values!)
>> Calculate the total number of minutes the flight will be in the air.
>> Display the departure time, the arrival time, and the flight time (in
>> minutes) of the flight.
>>
>
>Man, I don't get it. Why do these people bother attending any kind of
>education in the first place? Why not rob banks for a living?
>
you are right! mehak if u cant write this program then quit programming.
samaj mein aya kuch??

java-programmer >> program
Hmm, no timezone information? Seems to be an ill-formed problem
statement to me.

Also, will the user be entering the times in 12 hr (am/pm) format or 24
hr clock format?

What's the definition of "departure time" and "arrival time" ???
Nowadays airlines strive for "on time departures" so they tend to claim
departure from about the moment the flight attendant closes the cabin
door. Similarly, to make their on-time arrivals, they basically claim
to have arrived the moment the wheels touch the runway. Neither takes
into account the (usually significant) taxi and wait times... With so
little information in the problem statement, I'm affraid no useful
estimate of actual flight time can be made... Turn in a "hello world"
homework program instead...

java-programmer >> program mehak gupta via JavaKB.com wrote:
> i would to get the solution for the following program.
>
> Write a complete Java program that does the following:
> Prompt the user to type in the hour and minute departure time for an
> airline flight.
> Prompt the user to type in the hour and minute arrival time for that
> flight. (Note: assume that the flight occurs in just one afternoon, leaving
> at or after 1:00 and arriving at or before 12:59. Assume also that the user
> provides valid input values!)
> Calculate the total number of minutes the flight will be in the air.
> Display the departure time, the arrival time, and the flight time (in
> minutes) of the flight.
>

Here's a tip:

/**
* Write a complete Java program that does the following:
* Prompt the user to type in the hour and minute departure time for an
* airline flight.
* Prompt the user to type in the hour and minute arrival time for that
* flight. (Note: assume that the flight occurs in just one afternoon,
* leaving
* at or after 1:00 and arriving at or before 12:59. Assume also that
* the user
* provides valid input values!)
* Calculate the total number of minutes the flight will be in the air.
* Display the departure time, the arrival time, and the flight time (in
* minutes) of the flight.
*/

public class Assignment {
public Assignment() {
}

public void doAssignment() {
}

public void main(String[] argv) {
Assignment a = new Assignment();
a.doAssignment();
}
}

java-programmer >> program anonymous wrote:
> Man, I don't get it. Why do these people bother attending any kind of
> education in the first place? Why not rob banks for a living?

Robing banks and not getting caught requires some functional neurons.

/Thomas

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java-programmer >> program anonymous <email***@***.com> wrote:

>mehak gupta via JavaKB.com wrote:
>> i would to get the solution for the following program.
>>
>> Write a complete Java program that does the following:
>> Prompt the user to type in the hour and minute departure time for an
>> airline flight.
>> Prompt the user to type in the hour and minute arrival time for that
>> flight. (Note: assume that the flight occurs in just one afternoon, leaving
>> at or after 1:00 and arriving at or before 12:59. Assume also that the user
>> provides valid input values!)
>> Calculate the total number of minutes the flight will be in the air.
>> Display the departure time, the arrival time, and the flight time (in
>> minutes) of the flight.
>>
>
>Man, I don't get it. Why do these people bother attending any kind of
>education in the first place? Why not rob banks for a living?
Robbing banks is much more difficult than programming. That is why
there are a few dozen bank robbers and thousands of programmers.

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Thank you very much.

java-programmer >> program Free aye? Good luck finding one. Of course the only FREE one you can get
is writing your own.

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"Ant" <email***@***.com> wrote in message
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> Hi, I'm looking for a free program that can convert 1 asp.net
> application or asp.net class to a class diagram or graphic where I can
> see methods and attributes. Does anyone know where can I find this?
> Thank you very much.

java-programmer >> program Not free, but there's a 30-day trial version of this product:

http://www.visualuml.com/downloads.htm

"Ant" <email***@***.com> wrote in message
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> Hi, I'm looking for a free program that can convert 1 asp.net
> application or asp.net class to a class diagram or graphic where I can
> see methods and attributes. Does anyone know where can I find this?
> Thank you very much.

java-programmer >> program Thank you very much Ken!!!

"Ken Cox [Microsoft MVP]" <email***@***.com> wrote in message news:<email***@***.com>...
> Not free, but there's a 30-day trial version of this product:
>
> http://www.visualuml.com/downloads.htm
>
> "Ant" <email***@***.com> wrote in message
> news:email***@***.com...
> > Hi, I'm looking for a free program that can convert 1 asp.net
> > application or asp.net class to a class diagram or graphic where I can
> > see methods and attributes. Does anyone know where can I find this?
> > Thank you very much.

java-programmer >> program I am having a problem . I have 1 to 100 no and i want to print in word
format like one to hundred.

wht is the best way to implement this?

Can any one tell me this ASAP?

Jyo

java-programmer >> program
jyo wrote:
>I am having a problem . I have 1 to 100 no and i want to print in word
> format like one to hundred.
>
> wht is the best way to implement this?
>
> Can any one tell me this ASAP?
>
>

<http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=java+number+words>

java-programmer >> program On Sat, 19 Jan 2008 04:10:51 -0800 (PST), jyo <email***@***.com>
wrote, quoted or indirectly quoted someone who said :

>I am having a problem . I have 1 to 100 no and i want to print in word
>format like one to hundred.
>
>wht is the best way to implement this?
see http://mindprod.com/products1.html#INWORDS

I have done it in many different languages.
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The Java Glossary, http://mindprod.com

java-programmer >> program On 19 Jan., 13:10, jyo <email***@***.com> wrote:
> I am having a problem . I have 1 to 100 no and i want to print in word
> format like one to hundred.
>
> wht is the best way to implement this?
>
> Can any one tell me this ASAP?
>
> Jyo

Should be not that difficult. I remember haveing read something like
this in Sun's Java forum some time ago ... just a moment ...
searching ... found it :-). Try this URL :
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?forumID=422&threadID=625527

best regards
Markus Tazl