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  1. Re: Best way to teach/learn code/java. (topic for fun)

    But a problem with open-ended questions is that many students struggle with even figuring out what a question is asking. That's true for assignments that, from our perspective, spell out exactly what...
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    When to Synchronize Code

    The most difficult aspect of the synchronized keyword is deciding when to use it. You pay a performance penalty for using synchronized methods. The Java 2 platform brings some new internal algorithms...
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    Entering and running a Program

    As with most of the programs in this book, you can run the Tempconvert class using the tools that come with the Java SDK, commercial application development packages such as IBM"S VIsualage for Java,...
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    Java is Multithreaded

    The Java platform includes classes that specifically support multithreaded programs. Chapter 11 covers the API and language keywords that you use in multithreaded programs. If you have programmed in...
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    What is Java?

    With the Java programming language, Sun developed a language and development paradigm that was platform-independent and with the Internet in mind, secure. Sun has composed a comprehensive definition...
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    Your First Java Program

    Now that youknow what java is and have a background in the SDK tool set, it is time to start programming . You begin with the small but complete Java program supplied in this section. Read and try to...
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    How the Java 2 SDK Tools Find Files

    Commands that take class names as arguments, such as java and javac,must find the file that contains the source or bytocode.You can specify the full path to the file or a path relative to the current...
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    Re: Tutorial: Primitive Data Types

    Ok thanks to you.
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