write a java program to find the number of digits in a given integer
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choonugaanu Registered: 13.04.2003 From:	Posted: Wednesday 27th of Dec 11:03     I have a problem with my math that requires urgent solution. The problem is with write a java program to find the number of digits in a given integer. I have been on the look out for someone who can coach me immediately as my exam is fast approaching. But it's not easy to find someone quick enough besides it being expensive. Can someone guide me? It will be a huge help.
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ameich Registered: 21.03.2005 From: Prague, Czech Republic	Posted: Friday 29th of Dec 10:02     This is a common problem; don’t let it get to you. You will get at ease with write a java program to find the number of digits in a given integer in a couple of days. In the meantime you can use Algebrator to help you with your homework.
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fveingal Registered: 11.07.2001 From: Earth	Posted: Saturday 30th of Dec 14:03     Welcome aboard friend. This subject is very appealing, but you need to know your basics and techniques first. Algebrator has guided me a lot in my course. Do give it a try and it will work for you too.
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krelvimos Registered: 03.10.2002 From: Mesa, AZ USA	Posted: Sunday 31st of Dec 08:35     I want to order this thing right away!Somebody please tell me, how do I purchase it? Can I do so online? Or is there any contact number where we can place an order?
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3Di Registered: 04.04.2005 From: 45°26' N, 09°10' E	Posted: Tuesday 02nd of Jan 07:12     You can get it from http://www.doyourmath.com/adding-and-subtracting-fractions-1.html. There are several features available at the site. You can look around and see if it suits your need.
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