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2021/5/19

Counters not working

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danpost danpost

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You would still need to declare and assign values to the uname# and pword# variables.
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That will be one big line. is there a way to make one massive line multiple lines instead of one big line. I remeber there were ways of doing it in other programming languages but i can’t remeber if Java allows it.
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danpost wrote...
You would still need to declare and assign values to the uname# and pword# variables.
So what would the code be for this?
danpost danpost

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HELP wrote...
So what would the code be for this?
What would you be comparing the user's input to?
danpost danpost

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HELP wrote...
That will be one big line. is there a way to make one massive line multiple lines instead of one big line. I remeber there were ways of doing it in other programming languages but i can’t remeber if Java allows it.
You can make boolean variables and combine them in the end. Short: 
boolean b1 = username1.equals(uname1);
boolean b2 = username1.equals(uname2);
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if (b1 || b2 !! ...)
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So if i played the game and assigned variables to all of them it would work? or what
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and i will use the boolean method to make the massive line shorter thanks
danpost danpost

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HELP wrote...
So if i played the game and assigned variables to all of them it would work? or what
Yes, but only for that game play. You would need to save the values externally and access them for future game play; otherwise, they will reset every time.
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danpost wrote...
HELP wrote...
That will be one big line. is there a way to make one massive line multiple lines instead of one big line. I remeber there were ways of doing it in other programming languages but i can’t remeber if Java allows it.
You can make boolean variables and combine them in the end. Short: 
boolean b1 = username1.equals(uname1);
boolean b2 = username1.equals(uname2);
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if (b1 || b2 !! ...)
when you said b1 || b2 i done understand the !! ... so what would the code be if it was only up to b3
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danpost wrote...
HELP wrote...
So if i played the game and assigned variables to all of them it would work? or what
Yes, but only for that game play. You would need to save the values externally and access them for future game play; otherwise, they will reset every time.
I don’t need to save it externally for this programme. It is meant to reset every time.
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PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!
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2021/5/20

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Wait Dan or someone. Does it count as a database if i have a class called databse that does everything the databse is meant to do as in store the variables and sort all of them?? I think it does im just checking with other though.
danpost danpost

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HELP wrote...
Wait Dan or someone. Does it count as a database if i have a class called databse that does everything the databse is meant to do as in store the variables and sort all of them?? I think it does im just checking with other though.
That sounds right.
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2021/5/20

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My code didn’t save now the login button isn’t working...
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2021/5/20

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it just doesn’t do anything when i click it. before it was working i just tried in the last hour or two typing what i had before out.
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