ExtBasic 14

For those who are struggling with this task:

1. If you don't experience the race condition in your own development environment, then just increase the value of MAX constant. For example from 1337 to 13337. I'm sure you'll start to see the difference then.

2. If you already know where there problem is but don't know how to submit it - you only have to submit the one line that contains the fix. And the HTS validator is rather pedantic, so be sure to check the order of the keywords.

3. If you don't know where the problem is, then read this article.

jan-erik wrote:For those who are struggling with this task:

1. If you don't experience the race condition in your own development environment, then just increase the value of MAX constant. For example from 1337 to 13337. I'm sure you'll start to see the difference then.

2. If you already know where there problem is but don't know how to submit it - you only have to submit the one line that contains the fix. And the HTS validator is rather pedantic, so be sure to check the order of the keywords.
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3. If you don't know where the problem is, then read this article.

Thanks jan-erik

I didn't know how to resolve this one because Java isn't my best... But the article you've linked is very clear.

jan-erik wrote:3. If you don't know where the problem is, then read this article.

Thanks. I knew what needed to be done, but as java is not my main language I didn't know whats the exact wording of this command.

I solved it! Thanks to jan-erik who said to check the order of the keywords or i would still be searching for the answer

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by **Ward** on Sun Dec 27, 2009 6:37 pm ([msg=32068]see Re: ExtBasic 14[/msg])

It's a bit silly how even preceeding spaces seem to make your solution invalid, perhaps an update to the matching regex is needed?

FutureHypoon wrote:How wonderful. I start my first class on java in six days "Introduction to Object Oriented Programming". Seriously. Looks like I'll be reading ahead. I'm already familiar with OOP, just not java. Ext 14 will have to wait.

I loved that class X), and also java!! I was looking through these programs to find a java one <3

by **donod** on Fri May 28, 2010 5:02 pm ([msg=39229]see Re: ExtBasic 14[/msg])

just to be sure : do we have to add only one word ?

-- Mon May 31, 2010 4:20 pm --

donod wrote:just to be sure : do we have to add only one word ?

i tried s******** *******************()
it works fine when i run the code but hts doesn't accept any help ?

donod wrote:just to be sure : do we have to add only one word ?

-- Mon May 31, 2010 4:20 pm --

donod wrote:just to be sure : do we have to add only one word ?

i tried s******** *******************()
it works fine when i run the code but hts doesn't accept any help ?

All it takes is a single word. Google "Java" + that one keyword and it's the first thing you'll see. The site practically gives you the answer. It even uses slightly similar code. When you enter it, just copy the line of code (minus the leading white space), add the word and press [enter].

This challenge is simple once you do a little googling.

If you are having trouble read this it helped me a lot: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/essential/concurrency/sync.html

Thanks for the links as they made for good reading and really helped me to figure this one out. The first link provided seemed to be the most helpful...to me...for this challenge :mrgreen: