Java Homework HELP!

[NuNuNYC]

If you've been reading eWeek and Information Weekly, you'll notice that computer science applications to universities on average have dropped by 30%-50%. Just recently, they also did a poll where the majority of parents would dissuade their children to study computer science but would not oppose it. Sadly, I'm a CS graduate and CS is a dying field without adopting business as its older brother. Programming is partly to blame. A very non-social/hermit environment, nerdy, and untrendy profession. And no hot girls!

 

[Krk3561]

Originally posted by: NuNuNYC
If you've been reading eWeek and Information Weekly, you'll notice that computer science applications to universities on average have dropped by 30%-50%. Just recently, they also did a poll where the majority of parents would dissuade their children to study computer science but would not oppose it. Sadly, I'm a CS graduate and CS is a dying field without adopting business as its older brother. Programming is partly to blame. A very non-social/hermit environment, nerdy, and untrendy profession. And no hot girls!

and outsourcing

 

[lionel2]

Hello?

Did you get it done? if not you can try post it on http://www.rent-a-pro.com/. We have over 40 consultants and programmers who would like to help you out for a small fee. You can set the budget and let our programmers bid on it.

Lionel

 

[Cogman]

C++ > Java Heres what I would do in cpp

bool counter(int start, int finish){
int i;
for(i >= start; i <= finish; i++){
cout i;
}
return true;
}