I don't know if you are still there but the values must be passed

public static double calculateRating(int att, int comp, int yards, int td, int ints double a, double b, double c, double d)

{

return ((((mm*a)+(mm*b)+(mm*c)+(mm*d))/6) *100);

//Write code here to calculate the passer rating, using calculateA-D and the mm methods

//also print the values for a, b, c, and d.

}

I'm probably completey wrong lol

ok so I believe you declared the variables outside of the function. The compiler will not aknowledge variables outside of the fucntion, as they do not exist inside of the scope of the function.

a b c d haven't been declared as far as I can see. This is difficult for me to read becausing I am just reading it off the forum.

I just wanted to ask why are you using a try block on something so basic?? You should really only use try/catch with code that includes file I/O or some serious condition. It is just bad style to use a try block on a simple calculation.

Yeah you kind of screwed things up. I would first safely uninstall all programs you moved to ensure there will not be any issues with the operating system looking for files that are not there. Then install them with a custom install to the secondary drive.

If that does not solve your problem enter your BIOS. You board may have auto detect off.

Also if it doesn't use Sata their could be a number of other issues.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCD14IrOcIs

After reading what little quotes that they had from the murderer it looks like he is obviously mentally disturbed.

Reported to Nintendo!dramaybaz

I know that CRT monitors need screensavers to prevent burn-in, but LCDs don't need it right?

What about LED monitors (backlit)?

Lox_Cropek

Well if I'm not mistaken LED monitors are just LCD monitor with LEDs behind the plasma. I wouldn't see an LED problem as LEDs have a long life span. As far as the LCD goes I really don't know.