zainal's Blog

Re: English hour 12pm to 5pm

April 28, 2008 by zainal

Re: Working in Accenture DCN for Technology

April 21, 2008 by zainal

Re: Tol Muzta

April 8, 2008 by zainal

Re: musta mga badaf?

April 4, 2008 by zainal

ako may nakilalang chick... Hehehe... kamukha ni nicky gil

Re: musta mga badaf?

March 31, 2008 by zainal

hoi bakla... ok lang weekends etetch. musta na mga fafa mo?

Re: panalo c pacquiao

March 26, 2008 by zainal

In basketball, winning by 1, 120-119 in 2OT is still a win in favor of the one who got 120.

Re: Product of drowsiness

March 26, 2008 by zainal

si carmelo ang ingay sa email, pati ba naman project mates ko sinali sa loop!... nagulat tuloy sila, hehehe... pero dito tameme ang loko!

Re: Java Core Programming

March 26, 2008 by zainal

Check this out

http://sdljava.sourceforge.net/

Re: NKAKAANTOK!!!

March 26, 2008 by zainal

tae ang PL/SQL... mas gusto ko ChickSQL

Re: Java Core Programming

March 26, 2008 by zainal

actually kung gusto nyo sumobok nang Java graphics, there are available APIs for that. Meron kaming nagamit before for a Kiosk System, called SDL Java. I think it is available for downloads (open source), and you can use the framework to make your own animations. Madali nalang nag wrapping nang functionalities nya. You can make an object (they call it sprite) to move from one direction to another, and to fade in fade out and the like. Parang flash kung baga, pero it's java so madali syang integrate to other JEE components.

Re: Yo. I'm Rick. You can call me UNIT 0032F098FXFF5428281823F09L

March 26, 2008 by zainal

nge hehehehe!

Re: Java Core Programming

March 24, 2008 by zainal

pag ginamit mo yan sa work, ibig sabihin, OLD SCHOOL ka... Astig... Legendary... Hehehe... Lalo na't makakabuo ka nang isang magandang graphics, like picture ni Kenshin Himura... using points, lines and etc... Hekhek...

Re: panalo c pacquiao

March 24, 2008 by zainal

eh ganti lang yan kay marquez... even lang yan, kasi noong 2004 talaga namang talo si marquez... inamin pa nang judge na nagkamali sya nang scoring...

Re: NKAKAANTOK!!!

March 24, 2008 by zainal

tumbling tayo pare dito!

Re: Java Core Programming

March 24, 2008 by zainal

Graphics and Coloring... Kakaloko...

Re: SCJP 5.0 Review

March 24, 2008 by zainal

A, B, E and F...

Pero A and B are not compatible, it means, only one can exist...

E and F are also not compatible so only one of the two c an exist in the code block... (method overloading)

Re: SCJP 5.0 Certification Exam Tips.... Soon to be published here.

March 17, 2008 by zainal

pero kung may ni rereview akong code na gumagamit nang mga ganyan...

 sasabonin ko... hehehehehe...

 one thing i've learned from taking the SCJP exams is that, you should get rid of your "developer's instincts" first, be an academecian for a period of time... and learn to study by the book and not by your wisdom. then pagkatapos nun, pagnakapasa ka na, balik mo na yong Dev Instincts mo, and make good money out of becoming an SCJP...

Re: SCJP 5.0 Certification Exam Tips.... Soon to be published here.

March 13, 2008 by zainal

Nakakainis eh...

Re: SCJP 5.0 Certification Exam Tips.... Soon to be published here.

March 13, 2008 by zainal

Ano ang ma titip mo pare? Hehehehe...

may tanong ako...
bakit ganito pede

int x = 3;
char y = 3;

pero hindi pede ang

int x = 3;
char y = x;

Ano sagot Rhon?

Working in Accenture DCN for Technology

March 12, 2008 by zainal

Accenture offers a variety of opportunities to develop your potential and grow professionally. Join Accenture in the Philippines and be a part of a global team committed to building high performance businesses and governments around the world.

 

If you’re looking for an exciting career in IT, Accenture is just the place for you. Accenture has thousands of IT professionals who share your passion about technology.

 

IT professionals at Accenture helps high-performance businesses manage their information technology infrastructure and operations. They deliver deep IT expertise for client projects through applying systems integration, infrastructure outsourcing and application outsourcing expertise across different technology platforms and industries. Basically, their work is to turn smart ideas and innovations into effective technology solutions for its clients.

 

Accenture works with many of the world’s best-known companies that are household names, ensuring the efficient and seamless operation of their day to day business. We also partner with top technology firms and software houses. Our key alliance partners include Sun Microsystems, SAP, Microsoft, Oracle and Siebel. Few companies can offer access to this kind of industry expertise and the very latest development tools.

Re: Java Core Programming

March 12, 2008 by zainal

What JavaSE topic you hate the most, or shall I say "waterloo"? If you ask me, it would definitely be "IO"...

Re: SCJP 5.0 Review

March 12, 2008 by zainal

This code is almost completely useless when you are doing Enterprise Development. First, you dont make confusing overloaded method parameters, and second, you always have Mr. JUnit test to help you out. Sometimes SCJP questions are stupid, they're just there to make our lives harder (and make our value better)

SOFTWARE ENGINEERING GLOSSARY

March 12, 2008 by zainal

REINTARNATION: Coming back to life as a hillbilly.

OSTEOPORNOSIS: A degenerate disease.

KARMAGEDDON: It's like, when everybody is sending off all these really bad vibes, right? And then, like, the Earth explodes and it's like, a serious bummer.

GLIBIDO: All talk and no action.

DOPELER EFFECT: The tendency of stupid ideas to seem smarter when they come at you rapidly.

AGUILE SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT: A software development method that favors skillful deceit and trickery over customer collaboration and working software.

APPLECATION: A group of positively charged programmers who still believe Apple Computers will achieve global domination.

BEER REVIEW: The review of after-work beverages for optimal obliteration after a long day.

BONDWIDTH: A software engineer's capacity to participate in pair programming.

CAPABILITY MANURITY MODEL: A model that delineates the characteristics of a process that stinks. CODEING: Transforming a design into a program language while under the influence of a narcotic derived from opium.

COMPUTER-RAIDED SOFTWARE ENGINEERING: The automation of methods for pilfering software designs.

CUSSTOMERS: Clients who use profanity to tell you what they really think about your software.

DEVILERABLE DOCUMENTATION: A wicked user's manual that torments its readers.

DONFIGURATION: Re-arrangement of programmer body parts when a racketeering application crashes.

DORK BREAKDOWN STRUCTURE: A listing of all activities and attributes that renders a software engineer a dork.

FAUX TOLERANCE: The number of mistakes a manager can withstand before sacking a software engineer.

FUNCTION PINT ANALAYSIS: A measurement process that focuses on the number of pints of ale required to start a project.

FUNCTIONAL DECOMPOSTITION: The filtering of system functions to remove decayed code and improve structure.

HYPOTEXT MARKUP LANGUAGE: A programming tool used to develop squalid spam and pop-up messages.

JOINT SUPPLICATION DESIGN: A design technique that humbly beseeches users for requirements and money at the same time.

KINSPECTIONS: An analysis technique that relies on visual examination of close relatives to detect errors and family issues.

METADATE: Something rare for a software engineer.

PEST-CLOSURE ACTIVITIES: Activities that occur after a software system has been formally accepted and problems begin.

PROTECT MANAGEMENT: A system of practices and know-how that shields a manager from blame on a failed project.

RABID PROTOTYPING: A tumultuous, uncontrollable system built inexpensively for demonstration so that end-users can determine what they don't want.

RELEASE VEERSION: A software application that has been tested and found to be completely off course from the original design but released for use anyway.

RETIREMENTS ELICITATION: The process through which a manager and engineer discover, articulate, and understand the conditions by which the engineer will leave a project and retire.

ROBJECT-ORIENTED DESIGN: A software development technique in which a system or component is designed to fleece people on the Internet.

SOFTWARE ENGINEERING PETHICS: A gullible unsophisticated pair programmer kept for amusement.

TOST ESTIMATION:What 99 percent of software cost estimates become.

USER WINTERFACE: The look you get from a customer when your program freezes up during acceptance testing.

WHISK MANAGEMENT: A quick, nimble, rapid decision-making management style that whips a project into shape and works well with agile software development but may leave egg on your face if not done right.

Hindi ako tamad

March 12, 2008 by zainal

Hindi ko lang talaga alam saan ko ibubuhos ang aking kasipagan... up until now...

Re: SCJP 5.0 Review

March 12, 2008 by zainal

Answer:

d
num

Why?
First, the value 10 is an int which superceeds double values, so it is also considered a double.
Second, the Number class is the abstract class of BigInteger, BigDecimal, Integer, Long, so instead of entering the Object obj overloaded method, it enters the Number num since Integer IS-A Number, and Number IS-A n Object