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Java - Extended Clips - All Levels

• Using Constructors & Methods
• Linked Lists 1
• Binary Search Trees

Python Book

Please find attached a free introduction to Python tutorial called:

Hands-On Python: A Tutorial Introduction for Beginners Python 3.1 Version

The pdf is authored by Dr. Andrew N. Harrington of the Computer Science Department, Loyola University Chicago © and is released under the Creative commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.

http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/us/

Introduction to Basic Java Concepts

Methods- creation/calling

A method is a subroutine that is exclusively associated either with a class (in which case it is called a class method or a static method) or with an object (in which case it is an instance method).

Java - Quick Clips - Beginners Java Programming

• If Statement
• If Statement with Logical Operators
• For Loops
• While Loops
• Switch Statement
• Constructors

Java - Quick Clips - Intermediate Java Programming

• Recursion using Exponants
• String Manipulation 1
• String Manipulation 2

Apologies for the delay in getting the slides online. Please find below a link to the powerpoint presentation that accompanied the directed tutorial on Object Orientated Design Concepts in C++ last Wednesday (2009-11-04).

The ID attribute is used to uniquely identify a particular tag (& it's contents) on a HTML page. Once a tag has an ID we can apply CSS styling specifically to that tag (& it's contents). This is useful to prevent the use of deprecated tags (<center>, <font>, <b>, <u>, <i>, <strong>, <hn>, etc). Let's take an example to demonstrate what I mean: a simple page with a heading of "Hello World!!" that we want as centred bold piece of text in large font, followed by a paragraph saying "Welcome to my first webpage." which we want right aligned.

Sample code for adding and removing items from a vector

Please find in the attached file sample code for adding and removing custom items from a c++ vector.

HTML Tutorial 5

OK was supposed to be finished by now. 4 lessons I said. That won't be so bad. Ah well I do witter on. You should at this stage have a good idea of basic html, how to set up a page [introduction], create a color scheme / layout format [cascading style sheets], insert images and create hyperlinks [pix and lynx] and tables [lists, divs and tables]. Incidentally, we learned about line breaks [<br /> tag] and lines [<hr /> tag].

Don't know about you guys but I'm wrecked. It's much harder explaining this stuff than I thought. Hope I'm doing ok. Ok now onto the last html tags we'll look at before we move on to Scripting. Lists, Divisions and Tables. Lists are easy-peasy. We'll look at them in a moment so I'll deal with a tickler of a problem now. You see technically Tables are only to be used for displaying tabulated data (that is data in a table such as you would see in a spreadsheet).