Java Video Tutorials – 146 Hours
Here is a collection of over 146 hours of premium video tutorials on Java by Pluralsight. In order to view the videos, you need to become a member of Pluralsight. By TIOBE Software B.V. – Send to OTRS by TIOBE Software B.V. For an only version of the file, see here, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=40832044 Background: Java is a general-purpose computer programming language. Java is concurrent, class-based,... [Read More...]
Tips for programmers
I have started this article for some tips for programmer . Note: This article is anyone who is using any programming language #Tip-1 If you are a programmer then many times you will face majour problems and bugs in your applications like access is denied , the file is being used, you dont have permissions to do this task,abc.dll is required to work your program and things related to security which block your program. In these cases dont give up go... [Read More...]
Maths and programming
Well This may sound little bit silly but cartesian plane which we need to be good at cartesian plane to learn some good programming Yes i know you might be wondering we learned this when we were 13-14 in mathematics but why do we need to learn it for programming ? Well the answer is the cartesian plane is also widely used in programming take vb.net example for instance for drawing a line we need to tell x and y cordinates dont we have to ? And another... [Read More...]
Getting Started with Java – Highest Ranking Free Video Tutorials
Here are two sets of video tutorials on Java. They provide a good introduction to Java – from installing the Java Development Kit to using object oriented programming techniques. The first set was produced by Curtis Fonger, a MIT student. This set of videos uses EasyEclipse with Java. The videos are produced in Adobe Flash, and can be viewed by clicking here. Here is the second set of video tutorials on Java. You can click on the headings to... [Read More...]
What is Java? A Visual Definition
By: Wade Harvey Historical Origins In 1991, Sun Microsystems created a research project that was code named Green. The project’s purpose was to create a language that could run intelligent consumer electronic devices (set top boxes). The project resulted in an object-oriented (C- and C++ based) language that it’s creator, James Gosling, called Oak. He called it Oak after an oak tree outside his office window. It turned out that there... [Read More...]
