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The Java Tutorial - Object-Oriented Programming for the Internet
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is the most recommended Java tutorial on the Internet. It is available as a Java Series book. This tutorial provides a comp
rehensive explanation of the Java language, including its object-oriented nature, GUI design, graphics, security, network
programming, writing applets, reading and writing files in applications, multi-threading and error management to name a few. It provides a hands-on practical approach to programming in Java.
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The Java
Language Environment
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is a white paper written by Sun Microsystems Java creators. It provides a comprehensive overview of Java including its objected oriented nature, language
features, security, multithreading and a comparison to C++ in terms of what is missing. This is a technical document that explains Java using computer science terminology.
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Layout Manager Launch
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contains links to Java layout manager demos. The demos include source code and explanations. These links show a variety screen design options using the java.aw
t.* package.
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Brewing Java: A Tutorial
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by
Elliotte Rusty Harold is a set of lecture notes from a advanced programming course using Java. It covers a variety of topics from basic objects, to images, threads, network programming and GUI design. The author also has written book called The Ja
va Developer's Resource.
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Shlurrrpp......Java
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contains brief beginner level tutorials on how to write and compile your first Java program. Provides an explanation of Java byte code. It includes examples of the basic win
dow components, threads, image manipulation and how to access a URL.
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Java Optimization
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discusses techniques for improving performance and reducing byte code size. It also lists tools to use and guidelines for starting an optimization effort. It pro
vides additional links to Java optimization resources.
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Dr. Ernest J. Friedman-Hill
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contains slides from a course on Java for C programmers. Contains overview of Java features, Java history and uses for the language. It covers many topics like
the object-oriented nature of Java, threads, images, and the AWT.
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Java Networking FAQ
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contains brief answers to your questions about the java.net.* package of Java classes. It discusses CGI interfaces, sockets, HTTP GET and POST.
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Java Tutor
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contains a short tutorial on building a bar chart and one on creating a scrolling marquee.
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