Showing posts with label Development. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Development. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Using Continue

In Programming languages such as C/C++, JAVA, PHP, Python.. etc the keyword continue is a jump statement like break and goto.
This is used to skip inside an iteration.
An example for this is the following for loop statement that prints all even numbers from 0 - 10.

for(int num = 0;num <= 10; num++){
if ((num % 2) > 0)
continue;
printf("%d ", num);
}


The code is written in C Language (actually it is more like an algotithm)
so even JAVA programmers can easily translate them.
Another example, for more sophisticated programming, continue may be also used for deleting entries in file manipulation.

Friday, November 13, 2009

Downloadable JAVA EBOOKS

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How to Program in JAVA.rar JAVA How to Program - the password in this ebook is itspot.
This is a fully featured book where you can learn Java. The best book I know in that programming language.


Thinking in JAVA

I have a copy of this book and I find it easy to understand because of the detailed explanation.

The JAVA turoial A short course on the basics.chm This book helped me a lot on projects in school

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Wednesday, October 21, 2009

C Recommended Books

Title:The C Programming Language ANSI C Version
Author:Kernighan & Ritchie
Publisher:Prentice Hall Software Series
ISBN:0-13-110362-8

Comment:Ideal reference book and goes well beyond the level of this course. It is expensive but the serious C programmer will kick themself if they don't buy this book.

Title:ANSI C - Made Easy
Author:Herbert Schildt
Publisher:Osborne McGraw-Hill
ISBN:0-07-881500-2
Comment:

Title:Learning to Program in C
Author:N. Kantaris
Publisher: Babani
ISBN:0-85934-203-4
Comment:A good cheap beginners guide.

Title:Illustrating ANSI C
Author:Donald Alcock
Publisher:Cambridge University Press
ISBN:0-521-42483-6
Comment:A good book for the mathematically inclined.

Title:C - The Complete Reference
Author:Herbert Schildt
Publisher:Osborne McGraw-Hill
ISBN:0-07-881263-1
Comment:

Title:Numerical Recipies in C
Author:W.H.Press, et al
Comment:An advanced level book with, as the name implies, ready-made solutions to your programming problems.