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An example of method overloading. The program calls a function to get the square root of a number. The appropriate function (integer or double version) is executed.
(View Snippet) The JOptionPane class is used to give the CompMortgage.java program a front-end GUI interface. The class is divided into numerous functions.
(View Snippet) A program similar to ComputeMortgage.java utilizing a mathematical formula and multiple methods to calculate a loan payment.
(View Snippet) A single class consisting of multiple methods is used to demonstrate the robustness of keyboard input in Java. A try-catch block is used. The program graphically prints out a square root table by using JTextArea, JScrollPane and JOptionPane.
(View Snippet) A demonstration of introductory object oriented programming. A class to define a circle object with radius, area, and perimeter parameters.
(View Snippet) This program consists of two functions in one class. It is the driver program for the CircleClass.java file.
(View Snippet) A program similar to CircleClass.java which defines a rectangle object. ClientProgram.java is the driver program for the Rectangle.java file.
(View Snippet) Two classes which aim to demonstrate private and public members of a class. A static variable is used as an accumulator to keep track of the number of class objects which are created.
(View Snippet) A program combining a switch statement with static variables in a class. Based on the switch statement, a class object is dynamically created.
(View Snippet) This program consists of one function in one class. It uses MyInput.java to demonstrate how primitive data types are implemented in Java.
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