<p>Instead of generating two independent scores, why dont you use a Math.random but bump the range up a bit to get a little higher score range. Then to get the second score have it add another Math.random to the first with a (-100,100) range (or something similar). That way the scores would make a little more sense and be, at most, 100 points apart.</p>
<p>-Ender</p>
<p>Cute… you edited the Fortune Teller program from the Litvin’s Java Methods book, hehe.</p>
<p>man my fortune didnt include where i would work!!</p>
<p>Let’s see mine…</p>
<p>unluckycharms, I did not edit that program. I don’t have that Java book. Thanks for the lame accusation though. You haven’t even seen the code for my program. I’m not posting it either because I’m going to take the advice of one guy who posted on one of my threads to send it into a college. Don’t want your opinion on that either.</p>
<p>mine too please…</p>
<p>ooo me next…me next! please</p>
<p>do minee~ haha</p>
<p>do mineee please =)</p>
<p>Oh gosh, how did I let this thread back up so far. Slow it down guys.</p>
<p>sDali87</p>
<p>Your parents were lower middle class.
You went to Northwestern University.
You got a Double Doctorate, English and Geography.
Your college class rank: 2290/3000
You started as an entry level employee in the company.</p>
<p>collegefreak77</p>
<p>Your parents were lower middle class.
You went to University of Pennsylvania
You got a Masters degree in Political Science
Your class rank: 2600/3000.
You started entry level in your company.
Your SAT: 1090, 410V/680M.</p>
<p>mkwong86</p>
<p>Your parents were upper middle class
You went to Oxford University
You got a BA in Political Science.
Your class rank is: 987/3000
You start as a director in the company.
Your SAT: 1180, 650V/530M</p>
<p>Cardinal09</p>
<p>Your parents were rich
You did not go to college
Your SAT: 740V/620M.</p>
<p>now it’s my turn!!</p>
<p>hahaha…o man…no way…im like barely middle class and well, I will be going to college next year and i WISH my verbal was that high…but it was 70 points lower and by math was about 160 points higher…but awesome program! props to you</p>
<p>Glad you like it dude. I started the program before I knew much about object oriented stuff and due to the number of colleges and degrees and stuff it ended up 597 lines. The way I see it even if it had been more object oriented it would still be close to 500 lines. It’s just a complicated program.</p>
<p>funfunfun - me too if it’s not too much trouble?</p>
<p>You skipped me.</p>
<p>Sorry Tranorix here ya go</p>
<p>Looks like you got a nice one for the wait.</p>
<p>Your parents were upper middle class
You went to Columbia University
You got a doctorate in Computer Science
Your college class rank: 1335/3000
You were hired as a manger of a company out of college.
Your SAT: 1330, 560V/770M.</p>
<p>Mea fortune</p>
<p>Your parents were rich
You went to Monmouth University
You got a BS in Chemistry
Your college Class rank: 415
You were hired as the vice president of the company you joined.
Your SAT: 1020, 580V/440M.</p>
<p>Okay, by the way does anyone know how you copy text from a .exe file. When you execute the Java file it opens a .exe window with the text but you can’t highlight unless you go to the tool bar and select “Mark.” Even then you cannot copy the text. This would be a lot easier if I didn’t have to type out every single fortune ya know.</p>
<p>Awesome. Columbia was actually my second choice, haha</p>
<p>What was your first?</p>
<p>Cornell, of course</p>
<p>Oh, yes, we’re on the Cornell forum. I forgot that little detail.</p>
<p>I’ve decided to do a test on the program, I ran it for 100 users and I’m going to see what the best I get is.</p>
<p>The best I’ve said on here was U Penn, PhD, 1510 SAT I think.</p>