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Thread: Wanted to converted code in java like fcntl.ioctl in python

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    Post Wanted to converted code in java like fcntl.ioctl in python

    i want to do the code in java from Python .

    The code such as


    def get(self):#correction
    self.corrections = fcntl.ioctl(self.joystick, -2145097182, self.corrections)
    for n in range(5):
    self.correction[n].unpack(self.corrections[(n * 36)n + 1) * 36)])


    def set(self):
    self.corrections = ""
    for n in range(5):
    self.corrections += self.correction[n].pack()

    Kindly advice me


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    Default Re: Wanted to converted code in java like fcntl.ioctl in python

    Step 1- Convert the python code to English (or whatever your native language is). What does the code do? How does it do it?
    Step 2- Convert that English into pseudocode. How would you accomplish the same thing from an algorithmic perspective?
    Step 3- Convert that pseudocode into Java. How would you implement the pseudocode in Java?

    The point is, converting code from one language to another is not a direct 1 to 1 mapping. You have to think about what the code does, and then do it in Java. You can't just try to translate one syntactic "word" at a time.
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    Default Re: Wanted to converted code in java like fcntl.ioctl in python

    thanks For ur reply ,
    here I don't know what the Syntax exactly doing in Python Like that code

    fcntl.ioctl

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    Default Re: Wanted to converted code in java like fcntl.ioctl in python

    Then your step one is to figure out exactly what that function does. Sounds like a good place to start a google search.
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