fmjasper

@fmjasper (6)

China • Age 46

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test: Name the OS dependent funtions in Java

fmjasper @fmjasper (6) • China 18 Nov 08

When I passed the scjb couple of years ago, I was tested by my team leader with this question. I managed to naming all the answers. Have a try!

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fmjasper clue...mmm... well, think about sth. make Java unique and popular. lol.

21 Nov 08

test: Name the OS dependent funtions in Java

fmjasper @fmjasper (6) • China 18 Nov 08

When I passed the scjb couple of years ago, I was tested by my team leader with this question. I managed to naming all the answers. Have a try!

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Which programming language you like

toogle @toogle (344) • India 22 Jun 08

Which Programming Language you like the most 1) C language 2) C++ language 3) Visual Basic 4) C# language 5) VB.Net out of these programming language which language you prefer the most & why. I like Visual Basic & C#...

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fmjasper Java, definitely. OO, cross-platform, biggest development community, lots of open source project and elegant framework, real enterprise application It's an exciting language.

18 Nov 08

Who knows Transition Works?

fmjasper @fmjasper (6) • China 18 Nov 08

I'm studying a design software named Transition Works which is NCR's product. I'm collecting all available materials and websites which can help my studying. Is there anyone who would like to give me some guides on this. Or...

design software

ncr transition works rfid

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memory management and java

fourthdimension @fourthdimension (135) • United States 11 Nov 08

Hey All I'm using java in a project I'm working on, but hate the fact that java gives you so little control over its memory consumption. So I had a few questions... is it possible to delete variables in java when they're no...

memory management

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fmjasper Unfortunately it is hardly possible. But it is always a good habit to explicitly set a reference to an object to null when you finish using it though. You can call System.gc() but it is not guaranteed whether the garbage collection will be done on the...

18 Nov 08

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Is turning on laptop for 24 hours is good/bad?

Kumaresan @Kumaresan (450) • Malaysia 18 Nov 08

Well... the title explains all... i want to ask you guys some opinions... because i turn on my laptop for 24/7 and i really don't know whether it's good or really bad... and also share with us how many hours you're online...

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fmjasper Well, it depends actually Most laptops are not designed for using of 24*7, but I think it's totally OK to keep them running for 1 or 2 days occasionally. some laptops, however, is really well-designed and can take care of the heat issue quite well. My wife...

18 Nov 08