Project help

[Colb]

I have an extra point project due, and was wondering if anyone wouldn't mind looking at it and giving links or code for the project.

The problem is I don't even know the basics on Java and this project exceeds the basics.

Here it is:

[1]. Loop until -99 is entered

[2]. Display a Menu of the following choices

1. Enter numbers into an array of 10 integers.
2. Display the numbers in table form
3. Compute a bubble sort routine on the array
4. Compute a insertion sort routine on the array
5. Compute a quick sort routine on the array
6. Display the array in reverse
7. Display the maximum, minimum, and average elements of the array.
8. Continue (anything but -99) or Exit (-99)

I know this kinda looks bad on my part but this forum is my only hope in getting the extra points.

Thanks for your time.....and btw just remember I know little html, but no Java.
:confused:

[Colb]

Actually, this is just an elective class, And your post kinda made me laugh because I have no idea what you are trying to explain...really.:D

The whole point is to try and come up with the code or find it on the web. And a lot of java help sites have no matches when I search for help on these topics. So I am just posting it here because there is no where else to go.

And thanks for the reply, I need all the help I can get.:)

[Vladdy]

Originally posted by Colb
So I am just posting it here because there is no where else to go.

How about going to the library, getting the book, learning the subject and completing the assignment :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

[Colb]

I have the book, it does not go into detail. Just a good description of html, java, xml and so on. Well, is there anyplace where i could pay someone to help me with this. Sort of like a hired tutor?

[viravan]

Originally posted by Dave Clark
Wheeweee! Extra points?!? I'd almost call that a College Masters Thesis project. Are you trying to get your MS degree in JavaScript? I don't know of any valid reason to create a bubble sort, insertion sort, or a quick sort in JavaScript -- especially when there is already a sort() method for the array object. ;)

Dave


Hey Dave.....check out the link shown below:

http://forums.webdeveloper.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=7486

:)

V.V.

[viravan]

I don't know why the link showed up differently than what I've posted....let's try again


http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jsp?forum=57&thread=271752&tstart=240&trange=30

:)

V.V.

[viravan]

http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jsp?forum=57&thread=271752

:)

V.V.