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Course include:
- Beginners
- Intermediate
- Game Development

Course Outline:

1. JAVA

JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 1 – INSTALLING THE JDK
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 2 – RUNNING A JAVA PROGRAM
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 3 – DOWNLOADING ECLIPSE
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 4 – HELLO YOUTUBE
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 5 – VARIABLES
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 6 – GETTING USER INPUT
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 7 – BUILDING A BASIC CALCULATOR
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 8 – MATH OPERATORS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 9 – INCREMENT OPERATORS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 10 – IF STATEMENT
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 11 – LOGICAL OPERATORS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 12 – SWITCH STATEMENT
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 13 – WHILE LOOP
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 14 – USING MULTIPLE CLASSES
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 15 – USE METHODS WITH PARAMETERS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 16 – MANY METHODS AND INSTANCES
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 17 – CONSTRUCTORS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 18 – NESTED IF STATEMENTS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 19 – ELSE IF STATEMENT
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 20 – CONDITIONAL OPERATORS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 21 – SIMPLE AVERAGING PROGRAM
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 22 – FOR LOOPS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 23 – COMPOUND INTEREST PROGRAM
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 24 – DO WHILE LOOPS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 25 – MATH CLASS METHODS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 26 – RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 27 – INTRODUCTION TO ARRAYS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 28 – CREATING AN ARRAY TABLE
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 29 – SUMMING ELEMENTS OF ARRAYS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 30 – ARRAY ELEMENTS AS COUNTERS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 31 – ENHANCED FOR LOOP
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 32 – ARRAYS IN METHODS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 33 – MULTIDIMENSIONAL ARRAYS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 34 – TABLE FOR MULTI ARRAYS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 35 – VARIABLE LENGTH ARGUMENTS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 36 – TIME CLASS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 37 – DISPLAY REGULAR TIME
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 38 – PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND THIS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 39 – MULTIPLE CONSTRUCTORS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 40 – SET AND GET METHODS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 41 – BUILDING OBJECTS FOR CONSTRUCTORS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 42 – TOSTRING
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 43 – COMPOSITION
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 44 – ENUMERATION
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 45 – ENUMSET RANGE
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 46 – STATIC
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 47 – MORE ON STATIC
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 48 – FINAL
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 49 – INHERITANCE
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 50 – GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE GUI
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 51 – GUI WITH JFRAME
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 52 – EVENT HANDLING
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 53 – ACTIONLISTNER
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 54 – EVENT HANDLER PROGRAM
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 55 – INTODUCTION TO POLYMORPHISM
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 56 – POLYMORPHIC ARGUMENTS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 57 – OVERRIDING RULES
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 58 – ABSTRACT AND CONCRETE CLASSES
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 59 – CLASS TO HOLD OBJECTS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 60 – ARRAY HOLDING MANY OBJECTS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 61 – SIMPLE POLYMORPHIC PROGRAM
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 62 – JBUTTON
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 63 – JBUTTON FINAL PROGRAM
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 64 – JCHECKBOX
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 65 – THE FINAL CHECK BOX PROGRAM
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 66 – JRADIOBUTTON
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 67 – JRADIOBUTTON FINAL PROGRAM
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 68 – JCOMBOBOX
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 69 – DROP DOWN LIST PROGRAM
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 70 – JLIST
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 71 – JLIST PROGRAM
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 72 – MULTIPLE SELECTION LIST
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 73 – MOVING LIST ITEMS PROGRAM
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 74 – MOUSE EVENTS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 75 – MOUSELISTENER INTERFACE
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 76 – MOUSEMOTIONLISTENER INTERFACE
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 77 – ADAPTER CLASSES
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 78 – FILE CLASS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 79 – CREATING FILES
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 80 – WRITING TO FILES
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 81 – READING FROM FILES
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 82 – EXCEPTION HANDLING
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 83 – FLOWLAYOUT
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 84 – DRAWING GRAPHICS
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 85 – JCOLORCHOOSER
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 86 – DRAWING MORE STUFF
JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL – 87 – SERIES FINALE

2. INTERMEDIATE JAVA

INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 1 – COMMON STRING METHODS
INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 2 – SOME MORE STRING METHODS
INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 3 – RECURSION
INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 4 – INTRODUCTION TO COLLECTIONS
INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 5 – ARRAYLIST PROGRAM
INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 6 – LINKEDLIST
INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 7 – LINKEDLIST PROGRAM
INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 8 – CONVERTING LISTS TO ARRAYS
INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 9 – COLLECTIONS METHOD SORT
INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 10 – METHODS REVERSE AND COPY
INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 11 – COLLECTIONS METHODS FILL
INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 12 – ADDALL
INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 13 – FREQUENCY, DISJOINT
INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 14 – STACKS, PUSH, POP
INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 15 – QUEUE
INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 16 – HASHSET
INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 17 – GENERIC METHODS
INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 18 – IMPLEMENTING A GENERIC METHOD
INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 19 – GENERIC RETURN TYPES
INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 20 – INTRODUCTION TO APPLETS
INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 21 – HOW TO PUT AN APPLET ON A WEBSITE
INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 22 – INIT FOR APPLETS
INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 23 – DRAWING AN OVAL WITH SLIDER
INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 24 – BUILDING THE WINDOW FOR THE SLIDER
INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 25 – FINISHING THE OVAL SLIDER PROGRAM
INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 26 – LEARNING ABOUT THREADS
INTERMEDIATE JAVA TUTORIAL – 27 – WHAT DO I LOOK LIKE, A THREAD?

3. JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT

JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 1 – THREADS
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 2 – STARTING THREADS
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 3 – CREATING A SCREEN FOR GAMES
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 4 – RESTORING SCREEN SIZE
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 5 – CREATING A FULL SCREEN DISPLAY
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 6 – MAKING TEXT SMOOTH
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 7 – LOADING IMAGES
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 8 – BEGINNING ANIMATION
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 9 – CHANGING SCENES
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 10 – FINISHING THE ANIMATION CLASS
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 11 – LOADING PICTURES FOR THE MOVIE
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 12 – MAIN MOVIE LOOP
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 13 – COMPLETING THE ANIMATION
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 14 – MAKING A BETTER SCREEN CLASS
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 15 – FINDING COMPATIBLE MODES
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 16 – COMPARING DISPLAY MODES
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 17 – FULL SCREEN WITH BUFFER STRATEGY
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 18 – UPDATING DISPLAY AND RESTORE SCREEN
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 19 – COMPATIBLE BUFFER IMAGES
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 20 – CREATING DISPLAY MODES LIST
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 21 – RUN AND MOVIE LOOP METHODS
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 22 – FINISHING THE PERFECT ANIMATION
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 23 – INTRODUCTION TO SPRITES
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 24 – FINISHING THE SPRITE CLASS
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 25 – STARTING THE SPRITES MOVEMENT
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 26 – WATCHING THE SPRITE MOVE
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 27 – CREATING A CORE CLASS
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 28 – INTRO TO KEYBOARD INPUT
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 29 – HANDLING KEY EVENTS
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 30 – FINAL KEYBOARD INPUT
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 31 – USER MOUSE INPUT
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 32 – FINAL MOUSE INPUT
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 33 – INTRO TO MOUSELOOK
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 34 – MOUSELOOKS DRAW METHOD
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 35 – USING THE ROBOT
JAVA GAME DEVELOPMENT – 36 – FINAL MOUSELOOK PROGRAM

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Course Technology| Apr2011| 978-1111529437| PDF | 19.6 mb

Programming with Microsoft Visual Basic 2010, 5th Edition by the best-selling author, Diane Zak, is designed for a first course in programming. Using the most recent version of the software, Visual Basic 2010, this book teaches individuals how to use Visual Basic applications as they would in a real world setting. Students with no previous programming experience learn how to plan and create their own interactive Windows applications. GUI design skills and object-oriented programming concepts are emphasized throughout the book.

* Exercises identified as Introductory, Intermediate, Advanced, Discovery, and Swat The Bugs.
* Includes coverage of breakpoints and stepping through code.
* Designed for the different learning styles: videos for visual and auditory learners, and tutorial sections and YOU DO IT boxes for kinesthetic learners.
* May be purchased with Visual Basic 2010. Contact your sales representative for more information.
* SAM Test bank available.

Table of Contents
Chapter 1. An Introduction to Visual Basic 2010
Chapter 2. Designing Applications
Chapter 3. Using Variables and Constants
Chapter 4. The Selection Structure
Chapter 5. More on the Selection Structure
Chapter 6. The Repetition Structure
Chapter 7. Sub and Function Procedures
Chapter 8. String Manipulation
Chapter 9. Arrays
Chapter 10. Structures and Sequential Access Files
Chapter 11. Classes and Objects
Chapter 12. Web Applications
Chapter 13. Working with Access Databases and LINQ
Chapter 14. Access Databases and SQL

Appendix A. Locating Syntax and Logic Errors
Appendix B. GUI Design Guidelines
Appendix C. Visual Basic Type Conversion Functions
Appendix D. Windows Presentation Foundation Forms

Book Details:

* Paperback: 896 pages
* Publisher: Course Technology; 5th Edition (April 2011)
* Language: English
* ISBN-10: 1111529434
* ISBN-13: 978-1111529437

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Designed for a first Computer Science (CS1) Java course, JAVA PROGRAMMING: FROM PROBLEM ANALYSIS TO PROGRAM DESIGN 5e will motivate readers while building a cornerstone for the Computer Science curriculum. With a focus on readers’ learning, this text approaches programming using the latest version of Java, and includes updated programming exercises and programs. The engaging and clear-cut writing style will help readers learn key concepts through concise explanations and practice in this complex and powerful language.

Product Details

* Paperback: 1072 pages
* Publisher: Course Technology; 5 edition (January 26, 2011)
* Language: English
* ISBN-10: 111153053X
* ISBN-13: 978-1111530532

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Wiley | 2009 | 978-0470509487 | PDF | 20 mb

No one brews up a better Java guide than Cay Horstmann, and in this Fourth Edition of Big Java he’s created his best one yet. Thoroughly updated to include Java 7, this edition of Horstmann’s best-selling text helps students absorb computing concepts and programming principles, develop strong problem-solving skills, and become better programmers, all while exploring the elements of Java that are needed to write real-life programs.

In preparing the new edition, special attention was given to the quality and variety of exercise material- from skill-oriented multiple-choice questions to short code-completion exercises to multi-step lab exercises-offering instructors more ways to engage students at different levels, and providing more practice to students who need it.

A top-notch introductory text for beginners, Big Java, Fourth Edition is also a thorough reference guide for students and professionals alike to Java technologies, Internet programming, database access, and many other areas of computer science.

NEW TO THIS EDITION:

* How To sections walk through the steps to solving a problem, and Worked Examples apply these steps to motivational examples such as credit-card processing.
* Examples Tables present a variety of uses and special cases in a compact format.
* Common Errors, Tips, and Special Topics make it easy to refer back to topics when solving problems.
* Annotated Syntax Boxes call out features of typical example code to draw students’ attention to the key elements of the syntax.
* Chapters have been revised to focus each section on a specific Learning Objective. Sections have been shortened to present the concepts and syntax and how they are applied.
* Early chapters have been thoroughly revised to provide more examples and concrete analogies.

Product Details

* Paperback: 1168 pages
* Publisher: Wiley; 4 edition (December 30, 2009)
* Language: English
* ISBN-10: 0470509481
* ISBN-13: 978-0470509487

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The networking capabilities of the Java platform have been extended considerably since the first edition of the book. This new edition covers version 1.5-1.7, the most current iterations, as well as making the following improvements:

The API (application programming interface) reference sections in each chapter, which describe the relevant parts of each class, have been replaced with (i) a summary section that lists the classes and methods used in the code, and (ii) a ?gotchas? section that mentions nonobvious or poorly-documented aspects of the objects.

KEY FEATURES

* Focused, tutorial-based instruction in key sockets programming techniques allows reader to quickly come up to speed on Java applications.
* Concise and up-to-date coverage of the most recent platform (1.7) for Java
applications in networking technology
* Provides code for all example programs via a companion Web site to let the reader see the important objects and methods in context and to understand the purpose of each line of code.

Product Details

* Paperback: 192 pages
* Publisher: Morgan Kaufmann; 2 edition (February 22, 2008)
* Language: English
* ISBN-10: 0123742552
* ISBN-13: 978-0123742551

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Sams| 978-0672321801| PDF | 5.6 mb

Unleash the power of J2EE by applying the expert advice and techniques of Joe Bambara, Paul Allen, and the Java developer team from United Consultants of New York. J2EE Unleashed presents techniques and examples for building applications based on the Java 2 Enterprise Edition development model.

The goal of this book is not to teach the J2EE specification but to illustrate the best practices for developing J2EE applications. It will cover the most commonly used J2EE API’s as well as migration techniques that can be used to port a J2EE application from one platform to another. The book will discuss all of these platforms with an emphasis on the SilverStream application server, which is J2EE compliant and certified for Windows and several UNIX platforms. Moreover, the book will illustrate how a J2EE application can interface with most SQL based DBMS platforms including Oracle, Informix, Microsoft SQL Server 7, Sybase, IBM DB2 as well as others.

Product Details

* Paperback: 850 pages
* Publisher: Sams; 1st edition (December 2001)
* Language: English
* ISBN-10: 0672321807
* ISBN-13: 978-0672321801

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Designing Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs) is a key component in developing attractive, user friendly software. This book is an introduction to programming GUIs using the Java Swing library for students who have a basic/introductory knowledge of programming in Java. Swing is gaining in popularity and is becoming the main Java library for programming GUIs. The author takes a step-by-step approach, introducing the basics of Swing to begin with and introducing increasingly more complex concepts as the reader’s knowledge develops. The book will show the reader how to: * design an interactive GUI; * display graphics and text in GUIs; * use the mouse to interact with the program; * download and display a web page in a GUI.

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Mcgraw-hill Osborne| 2007 |978-0072263152| PDF | 1.7 mb

Your Ultimate “How-To” Guide to Java Programming!

Legendary programming author Herb Schildt shares some of his favorite programming techniques in this high-powered Java “cookbook.” Organized for quick reference, each recipe shows how to accomplish a practical programming task. A recipe begins with a list of key ingredients (the classes, methods, and interfaces) followed by step-by-step instructions that show how to assemble them into a complete solution. Detailed discussions explain the how and why behind each step, and a full code example puts the recipe into action. Each recipe ends with a list of options and alternatives that suggest ways to adapt the technique to fit a variety of situations. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced pro, you’ll find recipes that are sure to satisfy your Java programming appetite!

Topics include:

* String Handling
* Regular Expressions
* File Handling
* Applets
* Servlets
* Swing
* The Collections Framework
* Multithreading
* Formatting Data

Learn how to:

* Find substrings that match a regular expression
* Use regular expressions to tokenize a string
* Compress and decompress data files
* Create a ZIP file
* Format time and date
* Use printf( ) to display formatted data
* Reverse, rotate, and shuffle a list
* Use a Comparator with a collection
* Create a simple Swing application
* Create a Swing-based applet
* Create a simple servlet
* Use a cookie with a servlet
* Synchronize threads
* Monitor a thread’s state
* Set and obtain a thread’s priority
* Use JScrollPane to automate scrolling
* Access a resource using HttpURLConnection
* Schedule a task for future execution
* Use reflection to dynamically create an object and call methods
* Much, much more

Product Details

* Paperback: 524 pages
* Publisher: McGraw-Hill Osborne Media; 1 edition (November 5, 2007)
* Language: English
* ISBN-10: 0072263156
* ISBN-13: 978-0072263152

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“This course covers core Java SE programming language features and more advanced object-oriented programming concepts.
You will learn about inheritance, interfacing, polymorphism, generics and collections. You will also learn about common Java classes providing exception handling, logging, and file input/output (I/O). During the course, you will develop and test Java application using Eclipse.”

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\Module 2\Inherited Members

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\Module 3\Overriding Methods

\Module 4\Exception Hierarchy
\Module 4\Exceptions

\Module 5\Innterfaces & Polymorphishm

\Module 6\Collections and Generics – 1
\Module 6\Collections and Generics – 2
\Module 6\Collections and Generics – 3

\Module 7\Java Logging and More – 1
\Module 7\Java Logging and More – 2

\Module 8\Input and Output – 1
\Module 8\Input and Output – 2
\Module 8\Input and Output – 3

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Java tutorials for Beginners
Author – TheNewBoston
Source – TheNewBoston

It consists of 3 levels:
1. Beginner [2010]
2. Intermediate [2010]
3. Game Development [2010]

This series covers the following list of topics.
1. Beginner
01 – Installing the JDK
02 – Running a Java Program
03 – Downloading Eclipse
04 – Hello YouTube
05 – Variables
06 – Getting User Input
07 – Building a Basic Calculator
08 – Math Operators
09 – Increment Operators
10 – If Statement
11 – Logical Operators
12 – Switch Statement
13 – While Loop
14 – Using Multiple Classes
15 – Use Methods with Parameters
16 – Many Methods and Instances
17 – Constructors
18 – Nested if Statements
19 – else if Statement
20 – Conditional Operators
21 – Simple Averaging Program
22 – for Loops
23 – Compound Interest Program
24 – do while Loops
25 – Math Class Methods
26 – Random Number Generator
27 – Introduction to Arrays
28 – Creating an Array Table
29 – Summing Elements of Arrays
30 – Array Elements as Counters
31 – Enhanced for Loop
32 – Arrays in Methods
33 – Multidimensional Arrays
34 – Table for Multi Arrays
35 – Variable Length Arguments
36 – Time Class
37 – Display Regular time
38 – Public, Private and this
39 – Multiple Constructors
40 – Set and Get Methods
41 – Building Objects for Constructors
42 – toString
43 – Composition
44 – Enumeration
45 – EnumSet range
46 – Static
47 – More on Static
48 – final
49 – Inheritance
50 – Graphical User Interface GUI
51 – GUI with JFrame
52 – Event Handling
53 – ActionListner
54 – Event Handler Program
55 – Intoduction to Polymorphism
56 – Polymorphic Arguements
57 – Overriding Rules
58 – Abstract and Concrete Classes
59 – Class to Hold Objects
60 – Array Holding Many Objects
61 – Simple Polymorphic Program
62 – JButton
63 – JButton Final Program
64 – JCheckBox
65 – The Final Check Box Program
66 – JRadioButton
67 – JRadioButton Final Program
68 – JComboBox
69 – Drop Down List Program
70 – JList
71 – JList Program
72 – Multiple Selection List
73 – Moving List Items Program
74 – Mouse Events
75 – MouseListener interface
76 – MouseMotionListener interface
77 – Adapter Classes
78 – File Class
79 – Creating Files
80 – Writing to Files
81 – Reading from Files
82 – Exception Handling
83 – FlowLayout
84 – Drawing Graphics
85 – JColorChooser
86 – Drawing More Stuff
87 – Series Finale

2. Intermediate
01 – Common String Methods
02 – Some More String Methods
03 – Recursion
04 – Introduction to Collections
05 – ArrayList Program
06 – LinkedList
07 – LinkedList Program
08 – Converting Lists to Arrays
09 – Collections Method sort
10 – Methods reverse and copy
11 – Collections Methods fill
12 – addAll
13 – frequency, disjoint
14 – Stacks, push, pop
15 – Queue
16 – HashSet
17 – Generic Methods
18 – Implementing a Generic Method
19 – Generic Return Types
20 – Introduction to Applets
21 – How to put an Applet on a Website
22 – init for Applets
23 – Drawing an Oval with Slider
24 – Building the Window for the Slider
25 – Finishing the Oval Slider Program
26 – Learning about Threads
27 – What do I look like, a Thread-

3. Game Development
01 – Threads
02 – Starting Threads
03 – Creating a Screen for Games
04 – Restoring Screen Size
05 – Creating a Full Screen Display
06 – Making Text Smooth
07 – Loading Images
08 – Beginning Animation
09 – Changing Scenes
10 – Finishing the Animation Class
11 – Loading Pictures for the Movie
12 – Main Movie Loop
13 – Completing the Animation
14 – Making a Better Screen Class
15 – Finding Compatible Modes
16 – Comparing Display Modes
17 – Full Screen with Buffer Strategy
18 – Updating Display and Restore Screen
19 – Compatible Buffer Images
20 – Creating Display Modes List
21 – Run and Movie Loop Methods
22 – Finishing the Perfect Animation
23 – Introduction to Sprites
24 – Finishing the Sprite Class
25 – Starting the Sprites Movement
26 – Watching the Sprite Move
27 – Creating a Core Class
28 – Intro to Keyboard Input
29 – Handling Key Events
30 – Final Keyboard Input
31 – User Mouse Input
32 – Final Mouse Input
33 – Intro to Mouselook
34 – Mouselooks draw Method
35 – Using the Robot
36 – Final Mouselook Program
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