Mathematics a bit

[mehdirza]

I'm not sure what you are asking. Yes, these classes are exceptions, you can tell as the extend the exception class. So they can do everything an exception class can do (sort of like spiderman ).

Are you asking why does Java require the parent classes which are extended to be in your source?

PM me if you want some help, this will probably not be of interest to the general forum.

No, I am not talking about parents. If I would be, then I would put there void: classes: examine.

 

[PipPirrip]

Hello friend.
In any of procedure programming languages, for example, ADA, Pascal, Algol, Delphi, no source is required to show to the machine to start an application. It will begin itself to work. But in those examples I showed in my second post, we have to fix the clock, termometer, etc. to the computer.
Even in Quick Basic, you put some loaps and this problem is handled itself. But in Java which is object oriented language (it means it works using Fuzzy logic all), it is a big problem. I mean, if one's Windows or MAC is not run, then what?

Sorry, I don't understand what you are trying to say.

Pip

 

[mehdirza]

I implied that object-oriented languages are supposed to be more understanding and sensitive than procedure ones but in spite of that, Java has some problems with it. I mean, there is no point for the comments to fix. This point is supposed to be parent of all the classes. It will end the conversation, sorry, but what the hell? I found the problem. Problem is in the program that Java has been influenced by.
It was good to talk with you. I am sure you are a good guy. And as I understand, you are informed about the programming something. I will be happy if you will take me an e-mail by here.
Ok? My brother.

 

[mehdirza]

Saying procedure programming languages, I wanna imply about the languages like Python.