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[Reply #15 on:]

One of the examples is in Java.
I don't know Java, but the example looks straightforward.
I think it would be easy to transcribe into Processing.

[Reply #16 on:]

so i have just wasted £20 on a screen?
im trying to fix the code with my current conveter.
its just a hex converter i need

[Reply #17 on:]

'so I just wasted £20 on a screen'

No, why ever would you think that?
You've been given plenty of advice, so quit whining and start doing.
Why are you trying to make this sound like our problem, and slap us with your guilt?

[Reply #18 on:]

ok i have the code now, i saw on the playground theres the part of displaying it on an lcd via serial . how do i do it manuly

[Reply #19 on:]

Can you explain in clear English what you are trying to do?

[Reply #20 on:]

i am trying to display the code from the java converter on the screen. how do i put it on it? how would i modify the code to read it ?

[Reply #21 on:]

Some effort and application.

[Reply #22 on:]

But i dont know how! im only 14 so i dont know much about electronics.

[Reply #23 on:]

that's ok, becauae this is about software, not electronics.

[Reply #24 on:]

but cant you help by telling me how to do it?-

[Reply #25 on:]

Of course I could tell you, but how would you learn then?

Start looking at simple serial handling. There are plenty of examples here on the forum and at the Playground.

[Reply #26 on:]

I learn by seeing something full and working and then figure out how it works. I just get bored by reading loads of crap

[Reply #27 on:]

So, get bored.
I can't help you.
Good luck.

[Reply #28 on:]

you just said you could tell me! Oh well I'm getting a GLCD one and another arduino. Lets hope its better?

[Reply #29 on:]

I just get bored by reading loads of crap

I imagine the writers of the tutorials would be pretty upset at hearing their efforts described as "cr@p".

Lower your sights.
Start with the basics and build on them.
It's the only way to learn.

Come to us with concrete problems and people will help you.
Throw your toys out of the pram, and people will walk on by.