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This repository contains Java programs grouped by topics such as Array manipulation, Exception Handling, and more, along with links to helpful e-books on Java programming. πŸ“˜ Happy coding!

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Welcome to the Java Programming Repository! This repository contains a comprehensive collection of Java code examples and exercises that cover a wide range of fundamental and advanced Java topics.

Repository Contents πŸ“‚

The repository is organized into the following sections:

  1. Applet
    • Examples and exercises on creating and running Java applets.
  2. Array
    • Code snippets for array manipulation, including initialization, traversal, and operations.
  3. Basic Code
    • Fundamental Java programs covering basic syntax and concepts.
  4. Exception Handling
    • Techniques for handling exceptions in Java using try-catch blocks, throws, and custom exceptions.
  5. Final
    • Usage of the final keyword with variables, methods, and classes.
  6. Interface
    • Implementation and usage of interfaces in Java.
  7. Loop
    • Examples of different looping constructs including for, while, and do-while loops.
  8. Package
    • Organizing code using packages and the import statement.
  9. Pattern Printing
    • Programs for printing various patterns using loops.
  10. Search
    • Implementation of search algorithms such as linear search and binary search.
  11. Sort
    • Sorting algorithms including bubble sort, selection sort, and quicksort.
  12. Static
    • Use of the static keyword with variables, methods, and blocks.
  13. String Manipulation
    • Techniques for working with strings, including concatenation, substring, and other operations.
  14. Switch Case
    • Examples demonstrating the use of switch-case statements.
  15. Thread
    • Multithreading in Java, including thread creation and synchronization.
  16. Throws
    • Usage of the throws keyword in method signatures.

E-Books πŸ“š

This repository also references several e-books to aid in learning Java:

  1. Java Message Service πŸ“–
    • (O'Reilly Java Series) Richard Monson-Haefel, David Chappell - O'Reilly (2001)
  2. Java Programming. Part 1 πŸ“–
    • Various Authors (1998)
  3. Java 2: The Complete Reference πŸ“–
    • Patrick Naughton, Herbert Schildt - Osborne Publishing (1999)
  4. Java Programming -- Introductory πŸ“–
    • Joyce Farrell - Course Technology (1998)
  5. Learning Java πŸ“–
    • (The Java Series) Jonathan Knudsen, Patrick Niemeyer - O'Reilly (2000)
  6. Java Cookbook πŸ“–
    • Ian F. Darwin - O'Reilly (2001)
  7. Java Network Programming and Distributed Computing πŸ“–
    • David Reilly, Michael Reilly - Addison-Wesley Professional (2002)
  8. Java Web Services πŸ“–
    • David A. Chappell, Tyler Jewell - O'Reilly (2002)
  9. Thinking in Java πŸ“–
    • Bruce Eckel - Prentice Hall (1998)
  10. Java Coding Interview Solution πŸ“–
    • by Mr. Kotiyana
  11. Java Programming: A Comprehensive Introduction πŸ“–
    • Herbert Schildt, Dale Skrien

How to Use This Repository πŸš€

  1. Clone the Repository

    git clone https://github.com/iam-baivab/Java.git
    
  2. Navigate to the Desired Section Each topic is organized into its own directory. Navigate to the directory of the topic you are interested in:

    cd Java/<Topic-Name>
    
  3. Run the Code Compile and run the Java files using the following commands:

    javac FileName.java
    java FileName
    

Contributing 🀝

Contributions are welcome! If you have any improvements or additional examples, feel free to fork the repository and create a pull request. Please ensure your code follows best practices and includes comments for clarity.

License πŸ“œ

This repository is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.

Contact πŸ“¬

If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to open an issue or contact the repository owner.

Happy Coding!

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This repository contains Java programs grouped by topics such as Array manipulation, Exception Handling, and more, along with links to helpful e-books on Java programming. πŸ“˜ Happy coding!

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