Botre
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... you notice he accidentally pays with one of his 'special' bills. -
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To be announced
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In terms of organization, I was thinking of skype sessions, peer study groups, streaming, individual coaching, etc... I will try to make sure not a single timezone be left out I want anyone, even those with only 1 hour of free time per week, to be able to join us on this journey! It will be 100% free
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No. You can be completely mathematically illiterate.
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pls
Never diss anyone for coming back to OSBot
Javacadabra I plan on starting up a series of workshops, tutorials and coaching sessions to OSBot users who are willing to learn Java from absolute scratch (through scripting). Before I start any sort of organization I would like to gauge the community's interest and brainstorm a little with y'all WOULD YOU BE INTERESTED IN THIS? DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEAS REGARDING CONTENT AND/OR PRESENTATION?
Because university prepares you for academical programming, not (high-level) enterprise programming. In an enterprise setting, you are rarely the one solving the business problem (the math part for example), as a developer you get to implement it (which comes with its own set of challenges).
I'm just saying that no runescape screenshot can be used as evidence because they are fake-able as fuck. Sorry but OSBuddy is not the magical solution here. It just isn't. Anyhow, could we please respect the OP and try to stay on topic?
^ Everything in this screenshot can be 100% reproduced in OSBot and other clients. I could literally decompile the OSbuddy source, take the code that generates its unique visual component and drop it in a script for pixel-perfect accuracy.
It would be so easy to cook up some bot-client-friendly-code that will take screenshots (while you are botting) and automatically make them look like OSBuddy screenshots. Not only is it easy to falsify that kind of evidence, but you can easily write code to do it for you. Don't waste your time with screenshots please :p
An enum type member is implicitly static and final, it will always reference the same object. I never ever want to see enum comparison with the equals method again. Use "==". Let's create a simple Animal enum: enum Animal { DOG, CAT, MOUSE; } And a Cage class: class Cage { private final Animal animal; public Cage(final Animal animal) { this.animal = animal; } public final Animal getAnimal() { return animal; } } The following will thrown a null pointer exception: Since the first cage's animal is null, calling the equals() method on it will throw an exception! new Cage(null).getAnimal().equals(new Cage(Animal.DOG).getAnimal()); The following will return false: The first cage's animal is still null, however "==" is not a class method but an operator that allows null on both sides. You are not calling a method on null, therefore no exception will be thrown new Cage(null).getAnimal() == new Cage(Animal.DOG).getAnimal(); The following will return true: new Cage(Animal.DOG).getAnimal().equals(new Cage(Animal.DOG).getAnimal()); The following will also return true: An enum type member is implicitly static and final, it will always reference the same object. You can safely use the "==" operator! AND ALWAYS SHOULD new Cage(Animal.DOG).getAnimal() == new Cage(Animal.DOG).getAnimal();
Lol so fake-able.
Always use different passwords and change them every 4-12 weeks.
Buy a powerful car.
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/util/function/BooleanSupplier.html
Bre. Swizzie is back. :love:
Lel rip annotations.
map.clear() please.
Maven takes care of every thing. Fill in pom.xml. Optional (in case you don't have auto-update enabled for maven): Right-click project -> maven -> update project. Maven will download everything that is required and add it to your project. Start coding.
Yes it was the wrong way to do it, you can google Gradle if you want to learn more but I would deffo suggest Maven over Gradle: Create new Maven project, open pom.xml, paste the dependency, done.
