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This is me programming late night :3
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wagnermutt
P.S.: If you were wondering what the programm I wrote there does (yep it's a screenshot if you haven't already recognized): It reads a .txt-File and counts the letters from a-z in it and tells me how many of them occured and how high the percentage of them is (it ignores spaces and special symbols like "#-_;:¥€%" etc. are counted extra.).
Noah is ©
fursonpersonArt by:
wagnermuttP.S.: If you were wondering what the programm I wrote there does (yep it's a screenshot if you haven't already recognized): It reads a .txt-File and counts the letters from a-z in it and tells me how many of them occured and how high the percentage of them is (it ignores spaces and special symbols like "#-_;:¥€%" etc. are counted extra.).
Category Artwork (Digital) / General Furry Art
Species Canine (Other)
Size 1280 x 1131px
File Size 110.6 kB
Ok, I tried to programm this with Java, so far the Output looks good
The only thing that bugged me is that the Character 'a' can also be 'A' and so on xD
I also didn't implement an User Query because I forgot how to do this in java ^^''
But I still remember that in C# its the System.Console.ReadLine() Method :D
The only thing that bugged me is that the Character 'a' can also be 'A' and so on xD
I also didn't implement an User Query because I forgot how to do this in java ^^''
But I still remember that in C# its the System.Console.ReadLine() Method :D
Oh I had to use the Scanner to read the input of the User :)
Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in);
System.out.println("Enter Path to File");
String path = in.nextLine();
In C# it would have looked like this:
Console.WriteLine("Enter Path to File");
String path = Console.ReadLine();
Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in);
System.out.println("Enter Path to File");
String path = in.nextLine();
In C# it would have looked like this:
Console.WriteLine("Enter Path to File");
String path = Console.ReadLine();
I wouldn't know how to do this. I'd guess that it involves taking the string value, parsing it to a character array and then checking whether each index holds a certain character before moving on and adding 1 to the counter. Bin ich richtig?
Also, awesome image. Looks like it's very late at night.
Also, awesome image. Looks like it's very late at night.
Your artwork got reposted on Instagram without credit: https://instagram.com/p/32PEa4ChnB/
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