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JAVA Date Utility
( This program Demonstrates the proper use of Date functionality in common java programming scenarios )
Date and Time (View Snippet)
This class will sort strings in alphabetical order. (View Snippet)
This code demonstrates AVL insertion and deletion. The code was originally written in C by myself a little while back for a tutorial. The translation to Java was fairly trivial, and to add a little excitement I even threw in a few generics. Yes, I'm aware of this line:
tree.data = heir.data;
But... (View Snippet)
Validation whether a string can be parsed to a valid date according to a supplied formatting string (which should conform to the formatting rules as supplied in DateFormat).
This version can also flag dates in the past as error (we need that because many of our applications should accept only dates... (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. (View Snippet)
The source of my COPYRIGHTED tictactoe java game. It shows how to use multiple classes, methods, etc. (View Snippet)
Hi, This will show you how to create a login form using swing.
Please be aware that this form does not connect to anything.
( eg. A URL or a database)
This is just a little advanced example of one of the many things you can do in swing.
A working example of this script can be downloaded... (View Snippet)
When this program is run it asks for the coordinate grid points, then it processes that and the result is the run rise and slope. (View Snippet)
Java Code that creates a random number between 1 and 100 and then asks the user to guess the number and tells if the guess was too high, too low or, the right number. Loops until right number is guessed. (View Snippet)
Sample code for taking input from Shell demonstrating string and int input
For simple programs or testing purpose its not always required to take input thru GUI. (View Snippet)
