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Object Oriented Programming Using Java
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- Java Final Exam!
- Assignments
- Write a blog post about the status of your final p...
- See how well you do on this test.
- What is going on here?
- Chapter 14
- Chapter 15 Slides
- Using three IDEs (and Notepad) to create Java prog...
- Recursive
- GCD
- Think about them before you give up.
- Blog post about Microsoft
- Better "Tower of Hanoi"
- Very strict OO approach
- GUI Programming
- Read this article about Java
- Programming blackjack in ancient times
- sum all the values of an array
- Your final project
- Question and solution
- Recursion explained graphically with Paint
- Chapter 13: Recursion!
- Which way do you see her going?
- Random?
- Interested in Linux?
- Check this out!
- After the test...
- Funny explanation for inner classes!
- Next Project 6
- Monopoly Pseudocode
- Chapter 9
- Polymorphism
- Not related to programming...
- A little project I'm working on now...
- Fifth Major Assignment
- Animal Abstract class
- Chapter 11 PowerPoint and Examples - Chapter 12 Po...
- Website to design UML diagrams
- ArrayList, LinkedList...intro to Data Structures
- Major Assignment Three and Four
- What are you interested in doing for a final project?
- Evaluations Today:
- If programming languages were boats...
- Unit Testing
- What is your feeling about BlueJ as a tool to lear...
- No title
- Predicting the future...
- Create new database, table, and front-end app with...
- Creating tables within MySQL
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About Me
- Mr. Freer
- These diverse blogs can attest to my varied interests. I've taught many classes in many different subjects. The world is so interesting, I just can't specialize :)
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