http://www.cs.albany.edu/~sdc/CSI201/Spr13/Proj/Project6/Proj6.pdf

Name your prices, needs to be done by May 6th.
There's a zip file with all the resources needed that I can send out too.

Do you even want to try to do any of the work?

Otherwise I could probably look in to this if I have some spare time.

This post was edited by DirtyRasa on May 1 2013 10:07am

I've been trying during class times and in lab times and I really just cannot make any progress with it, this course really didn't do a great job explaining java to a beginner and I definitely don't think it's for me.

So i've restorted to asking here, like usual lol.

so instead of asking someone to do it for you, why dont you ask someone for resources that explain java better to beginners?

I don't have tons of free time and I assume this is a little more than basic so it would take some time to cover everything I need to learn.

I also have decided to choose a different major, and I don't think it uses java

Well if you're still in programming, it doesn't matter what language you learn. You need to know the basics and those don't really change.

I think you should try and ask us some questions at points of where you're stuck especially if you're major is still in Computer Science.

If you're not doing Comp Sci anymore, then I'm sure someone will step up and just paste the code for you.

This post was edited by DirtyRasa on May 1 2013 01:15pm

Well one of the main parts of this project, creating arrays/working with arrays is something I do not get, let alone rotating them.

On a broader scale even, setting up variables and knowing how and when to reference them.

Variables are created to store data that you either want to manipulate or use.

Arrays is basically a group of same type of data.
i.e. an array could be a group of numbers, or images as your project needs.

For you project as an example, you will want an array of your pictures.


Once it is set up, you need to initialize it with 4 pictures.

Now to use it, the project already tells you when and how.



So you will want to go through each picture in your picture array and pass it in the the ArtWall object you create.
(Look up for loops, they are easy)

This post was edited by DirtyRasa on May 2 2013 06:02am

Do not know what that means, I wasn't lying when I said I didn't know much