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C++ Tutorials -
Two good C++ tutorials, one very thorough tutorial for beginners, and
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for beginners, also intermediate and advanced materials.
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GNU C Socket Programming
A Tutorial for C++ - This tutorial is divided into
two basic parts. The first three chapters describe the single address
space constructs in CC++ ( par, parfor, spawn, atomic, and sync). The
last four chapters describe the multiple address space constructs
(processor objects, global pointers, and data transfer functions).
C++
Language Tutorial - These tutorials explain the C++
language from its basics up to the newest features of ANSI-C++. It is
for those people who want to learn programming in C++ and do not
necessarily have any previous knowledge of other programming languages,
and has has example programs in all sections.
An
Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming in C++
- This tutorial is all about OOP in the computer language C++. The
mission of the author, Mike Williams, is to teach novice programmers
about the art of programming. Through the months,he'll take you through
a variety of programming techniques, starting with C++.
161
Rules of Thumb for C/C++ and OO - Most of these
rules apply to programming in general
and OO programming in other languages (such as Java) in particular.
An
Introduction to Object-Oriented Design - This talk
is meant to introduce
you to object-oriented design. It is particularly useful if you've
just started
C++ and you're wondering how to decide what classes to use and what
goes
in them - that's exactly what design is about. Also look at the
author's
article about Object-oriented
programming in C. This site is archived.
Beginner's
Guide to C++ - This tutorial is written for
everyone whether you've before or not, or if you have used other
languages and want to expand into C++!
C++
Lectures by Michael Ogg - Great lecture notes on
C++ by Michael Ogg in the Kernighan and Ritchie style -- comprehensive,
conside and easy to read.
C++
Coding Standards -
A well thought out coding standard guide for the C++ programming
language.
Learn
C Programming - This introduction to C
programming, originally written in 1993 by Christopher Sawtell, is
provided here as reference material. It's not going to make a C
programmer out of you overnight, but it's a good starting point. It is
suggested that you print out each lesson and study it thoroughly.
An
Interactive C Tutorial - This thesis project is a C
tutorial for novice programmers. The materials within the C Tutorial
were developed to
be used as a supplement to an introductory C course. They include
animations, imagemaps, and interactive quizzes.
Digital
Dawn's Java Tutorial -
This great Java tutorial has 28 sections and 8 appendices. It does an
excellent job of teaching Java and getting you up to speed.
Java
Tips - The place to look for
kernels of Java information. Each Java Tips installment presents short
items on helpful tips and tricks to help you caffeinate your Java
code.
Java
White Papers - Many Java White Papers are available
here covering many areas of Java, all are free.
Free Java Training - This
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site, for both beginners and more advanced Java programmers.
We have searched out all the best Java training tutorials on the web
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Introduction
to the JavaBeans API - A short course on
the JavaBeans API. Learn
to use JavaBeans technology to create independent, reusable,
platform-independent, marketable components with Java technology.
Topics include the JavaBeans architecture, event model, introspection,
design and implementation, using the BDK BeanBox application, and more.
XML-Java
Synergy Tutorial - A Tutorial On Using XML
with Java. The objective is
not to teach you XML comprehensively but, instead focus on building a
foundation, which can later help you create more complex applications.
The authors
hope that at the end of this tutorial you will be able to write a XML
document.
It also explains how to create Java applications that use XML. There is
a growing awareness among web developers that the XML-Java combination
is ideal for internet-friendly web applications. This tutorial teaches
the person reading it how to create web-based applications.
This site is archived.
The
First User Friendly Java Tutorial - This tutorial
gives you the first few sips of Java (seasoned not to burn your
tongue). Its approach is simple - as far as possible, it adds a line at
a time and expects you to try it out.
This site is no longer online. The link here is an archive.
Javacoffeebreak.com
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This is an excellent web site for both beginners and advanced students
of
the Java programming language, contains tutorials, lessons, FAQs,
articles, newsletters, and chat.
Java
Tutorial: Don't Fear the Oop! - An interesting
Java tutorial that you should look at. Entertaining, educational, and
very
different.
Java
Certification Preparation Site - This site provides
all the information that you may need to prepare for Sun's Java
Certification. It has a detailed Java Tutorial covering all the topics
of the Java Certification exam. Besides a large number of sample
questions for each topic, the site has FAQ on Java Certification and
links to a large number of Certification sites. This site is a previous
Free
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Java Programmer
Certification Exam And Training - This site
contains the equivalent of many hundreds of pages of information to
help students of this exam. It includes Mock Exams, Tutorials,
Frequently Asked Questions, Discussion forums and sample code. It was
created by a Sun Certified Java Programmer and includes feedback from
many hundreds of users. This site is a previous Free Site of
the Month selection.
Gamelan- This site has tons of Java programming
resources and tutorials.
Sun's
Java Tutorial - This is the
definitive Java Tutorial from Sun. It has several tutorials on loads of
different topics, which are all well done. It is somewhat commercial,
but contains the information you need. It's not a reference
though...just the tutorials. Also available is a list of all
content pages in The JavaTM Tutorial found here in the The
Really Big Index. Here's where you will find Java
SE Desktop Documentation. For the most recent Java JDK
download, see the Java
SE Downloads page. And for more information, see
the Java
Development Kit at Wikipedia.
Essentials
of the Java Programming Language Basics, Part 1 - This walks you through how to use the Java
2 Platform software to create and run three common types of programs -
applications, applets, and servlets. You will learn how applications,
applets, and servlets are similar and different, how to build a basic
user interface that handles simple end user input,
how to read data from and write data to files and databases, and how to
send and receive data over the network. Also offered: Essentials
of the Java Programming Language, Part 2: This
tutorial introduces applications, applets, and servlets; simple file
and database
access operations; and remote method invocation
(RMI).
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JavaScript
1.5 Core Guide and
JavaScript
1.5 Core Reference -
These are Netscape-authored manuals. JavaScript is Netscape's
cross-platform, object-based scripting language for client and server
applications. Also see JavaScript
Central, a place for documentation and references about the
JavaScript programming language. Dedicated to the language itself, here
you will also find pointers to other centrals where JavaScript is in
use in combination with other technologies.
JavaScript
Tutorial for Programmers - This tutorial
illustrates the syntax and methodology of JavaScript. It is aimed
primarily at those who have had at least some exposure to another
programming language.
Interactive
Tutorial Guide for JavaScript - This
website is for anyone that is ideally looking
to learn JavaScript. It is ideally suited for beginners who are quite
aware
of HTML and want to move onto the next level. Included is the stuff
that
is most popular with JavaScript.
The
Dynamic Duo - Cross-Browser DHTML - Dynamic HTML
and JavaScript tutorial.
JavaScript.com
- From this site, access their weekly newsletters
which are dedicated to providing you with the best Javascript-related
information, tutorials and news from across internet.com and the Web.,
and also their tutorials.
Ken
Ward's Javascript Tutorial - This JavaScript
tutorial is called Achieving Results with JavaScript - with it you will
learn to use JavaScript with some knowledge. The tutorial is something
between learning about Java Script and Cut and Paste. The information
is useful to both the beginner and
the more experienced too.
JavaScript for the Total Non-Programmer - This tutorial will take you step by step
through the fundamentals
of Javascript. You will learn how to write functions, use data from
text
boxes, create IF-THEN conditionals, program loops, and generally make
your
web page "smarter."
Website
Abstraction -
This site has many beginning and advanced JavaScript tutorials, web
building tutorials, and Frontpage tutorials, along with free
javascripts and java applets.
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