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The debugging buttons are not available because you are not currently debugging your code. They will become available only when your code stops on a breakpoint.
First, analyse your code, Have a look at block case 3: { System.out .println(“You head towards Moat Caillin. the journey is swift and you are greeted by the Lord of Moat Caillin”); System.out .println(“The Lord of Moat Caillin offers your his company for dinner. type in your desired option”); System.out.println(“1: accept the lords offer.”); System.out.println(“2: … Read more
The Java Version Almanac javaalmanac.io provides comparisons between different Java versions of the things that have been added or removed to the system library: see Java 17 vs. Java 11. See also the release notes of removed features and options of Java 12 to 17: Java 12 – Removed Features and Options Java 13 – … Read more
Delete the ; before timer.start(); and delete the } at the end of the setContentView(R.layout.splash);} line.
You need to have only one for loop: import java.util.Scanner; public class NTC { public static void main(String[] args) { Scanner kb=new Scanner(System.in); int loop = 10; double rate=0; int time=0; int count; double distance = rate*time; System.out.println(“How many times would you like to calculate the distance.”); loop = kb.nextInt(); for (count = 0; count … Read more
make sure that Inventory extends JPanel this makes Inventory to behave as a subclass of a JPanel, and thus you can use it in the same way.
You are confusing artifacts of the Java programming language with items of the constant pool of a class file holding Java byte code. Class literals of the form type.class, as well as an access to the length of an array of the form array.length may look like a member access in the source code but … Read more