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Q: What is Quick Memory Editor?
A: Quick Memory Editor is a powerful game cheating tool that can modify game data in memory easily. It doesn't require any advanced knowledge in windows or any programming experience.

Q: What operating system does Quick Memory Editor support?
A: The supported Operating System includes:
Windows 98; Windows NT; Windows ME; Windows 2000; Windows XP; Windows 2003; Windows Vista.

Q: Why I can't find some games in New Task List?
A: Some games like 'WarCraft III Frozen Throne' use PAGE_GUARD protection on a region of committed pages in the virtual address space. Quick Memory Editor will bypass these games.

Q: Why does my search take so long sometimes?
A: This could be the result of many reasons: 1) The game in which you're searching in is using a very large amount of memory. 2) You're searching for a number that appears a lot in the memory. Tip: Avoid starting your search with a little number like 0, 1, 2 etc. 3) Your computer may not be fast enough.

Q: When I use the hotkey to popup Quick Memory Editor, it doesn't show up. Why?
A: Some full-screen games disable all Windows hotkeys or use the same hotkey that Quick Memory Editor use. In this case, you can't use the hotkey.

Q: I changed a value, but I can't see the changes in my game. Why?
A: If you did it correctly, the new value is supposed to be there but you can't see it yet, especially if your game doesn't refresh in real time. Tip: Play a little bit until you see the new value, usually when the game updates this value. Or try to redraw the window by minimizing it then maximizing it again.

Q: What value should I enter in searching 'Unknown Data'?
A: First enter '?' to initiate data when searching an unknown number. Then enter search value '+' if the data is increased / enter search value '=' if the data is not changed / enter search value '-' if the data is decreased. Repeat the second step until you find the address. Click here to see a tutorial on how to search unknown data.

Q: The addresses of a .mem file I saved in a previous session are no longer valid. Why?
A: Some games load their data dynamically. This means that their variables are stored in a different address every time. Tip: Search on every time.

Q: Why can't I find the string I'm looking for?
A: Not all strings you see on your screen are kept in memory permanently, and not all of them are stored as ASCII.

Q: Is Quick Memory Editor able to cheat Java games on the internet?
A: Yes, just select Internet Explorer or whatever your browser is, as the game and search as you normally do, then cheat.

Q: Is Quick Memory Editor also able to cheat flash games on the internet?
A: No. The new version of flash player encrypted data in memory, so you can't cheat it. However you can find the memory address of data in some flash games by searching 'Unknown Data'.

Q: Can I use Quick Memory Editor on online games?
A: In most cases no, the data of online game is stored on the server, so if you change it, it only changes in your own computer's memory, not on the server. We do not encourage or condone using Quick Memory Editor with online games because it might upset the game balance.

Q: I get a message 'The specified memory area size has been changed. Apply cancelled.' when clicking 'Apply changes'. Why?
A: Quick Memory Editor reads data from a specified memory area for editing. You can not write the data back to memory if the data size is changed. Please be sure the data size after modified is the same as the data size before modified.

Q: I get a message 'The specified memory area can not be accessible or operable.'. Why?
A: You will get this message if the requested write operation crosses into the specified memory area that is inaccessible. This memory area may read-only.

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In this Java tutorial, we will learn to make an interesting game in Java. This game is basically known as guess the number game. So be ready to learn how to create Guess the number game in Java easily. I hope you will like it.

A number guessing game in Java

Here is the source code for our “.java” file

Algorithm:

First, you have to take a random number and store it to an integer type variable. For that I user Random() Method.
Then get the number from the user.
Compare that number with the Random number.
Just use your own logic and limitation of turns and range for the user.
For score system, you can follow my approach either you can use your own

This Guess the number game can be played easily and need only one player because on the other end there will be a computer playing with you.

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Random() method is used to pick a random number. Random_number.nextInt(100); here 100 denotes that the random number range will be bounded by 100.

int turn is initialized to zero so that it can count the number of turns user has used to guess the right answer. For each iteration, the value of turn will be increased by 1 as we put turn++ in our loop.

The integer “i” is used to count the turns the user has left to guess the number.