How to edit Char Sequence objects in net beans

In Net beans 8, during debugging (in my case, smali debugging), you cannot change char sequence variables, they are shown as read-only strings. An example of usage is Android text-elements (EditText) whose value is stored in Obj.mText.mText in a char sequence. The following screenshot, shows a Tree view, but you cannot change the field in table view either.

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So, I tried do the same with Net beans 6.8 and I found that it let me edit char-sequence variables. After some research I figured out that in order to enable editing of those variables I need to disable the auto formatting. You do this in tools menu -> options and remove the V of Default Char sequence formatter:

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Negative Subtracting – Bypass the Protection

Introduction to negative subtracting
We all know about the negative subtracting issue. For example, if I transfer money to you, it is reduced from my account and added to your account. The code looks something like:

Myaccount.value = myaccount.value – transfer.amount
Youraccount.value = youraccount.value + transfer.amount

Now, what happens if I transfer a negative value to your account? We know that subtracting two negatives give a positive, so if I transfer minus one hundred to you, my account will increase by one hundred and your account will be reduced by one hundred.

Another example is an online roulette game. The house always wins eventually, because the chances are against the player. But we can turn it simply by betting a negative value. Now, each time we lose, we lose a negative value which means that we actually win…

Up until here it is clear and simple and I hope that everyone knows it.

 

Example of (in)secure code
I recently came across a code that looked secure at first impression, but only upon second glance I understood that it is not secure at all. Let me start by showing you the code (C language), I modified it to become like a hacme game…:
 
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