Sudoku on java

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Hi All,

i need an advice from u guys, i starting to do the sudoku application. My teacher told me to do it in Java but there are many type of java. So i decided to use netbean but i cannot set the image background and when i try to compile and run. Nothing has appear. So do u think i should continue do it in netbean or others? ( eg. eclipse )

thx for any advice

Posted 19-Jun-10 2:55am

froziez

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Smithers-Jones 19-Jun-10 8:58am

Shouldn't you ask your teacher first for his opinion?

[no name] 20-Jun-10 3:56am

Show some of the code that you are having problems with and maybe someone will be able to help. The problem is sure to be with your code, not with NetBeans.

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M. Mohsen · Answer 1 · 2010-06-19T04:11:00

Netbeans is a powerful IDE (Integrated Development Environment). You need to know the difference between Java as a language and Netbeans or Eclipse as IDE's. Java is the same no matter which IDE you use. IDE's just sometimes make things easier for developers.

I don't think you should shift to eclipse. You just need to debug your code and solve the issue. :)

froziez · Answer 2 · 2010-06-19T04:27:00

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so i just keep going on to netbean then? but y i cant execute the application?? now my project just have a Label and 1 button only.

Thanks for your help.

Posted 19-Jun-10 4:27am

froziez

M. Mohsen · Answer 3 · 2010-06-19T05:18:00

You just need to mess around with the Netbeans for a while and you will be able to do it. It shouldn't be difficult. When you first create a new Java desktop application on Netbeans it will create a project with two sample forms. Maybe, thats where you need to start, start playing around with them and try editing them to what you need.

froziez · Answer 4 · 2010-06-19T05:21:00

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ok, thx for your help anyway....

Posted 19-Jun-10 5:21am

froziez

Sudoku on java

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