| JAVA Level One |
| Filename |
Description |
Author |
Date |
| Hello1.java |
Basic 'System.out.println' use. Prints "Hello
Everyone" to screen. |
PreDOMiNanT |
13th March 2001 |
Hello2.java
Hello2.html |
Modified Hello1.java to work as an applet. This file
contains the java source as well as the HTML Source, to execute the program. |
PreDOMiNanT |
13th March 2001 |
| CircleArea.java |
Reads the Input of a circles radius, and computes the
circles area. This is the first use of the BreezyGUI class files. |
PreDOMiNanT |
13th March 2001 |
| Circle2.java |
Modified CircleArea.java that makes use of two buttons,
using the buttonClicked method to determine which button was pressed. Accepts either the
radius or area as an input, and computes the remaining value. |
PreDOMiNanT |
13th March 2001 |
| JAVA Level Two |
| Filename |
Description |
Author |
Date |
| FahrenheitToCentigrade.java
|
Template for the following java programs. It accepts a
measurement in Fahrenheit and converts the input to Degrees Centigrade. |
[N/A] |
13th March 2001 |
| SurfaceArea.java |
Takes the length of one sie of a cube, and computes the
surface area of that cube. |
PreDOMiNanT |
13th March 2001 |
| KilometresToNauticalMiles.java
|
Takes an input in Kilometres, and after a button press,
converts that value to an equivalent in Nautical Miles. |
PreDOMiNanT |
13th March 2001 |
| Momentum.java |
Read an input of an objects mass and velocity, returning the
corresponding Momentum of the object. |
PreDOMiNanT |
13th March 2001 |
| Momentum2.java |
Modified Momentum.java that thats still computes the
object's momentum, but also returns the Kinetic Energy of the object. |
PreDOMiNanT |
13th March 2001 |
| JAVA Level Three |
| Filename |
Description |
Author |
Date |
| Division.java |
Takes an input of two seperate integers, and divides them,
reporting their quotient and remainder. Makes use of the remainder mathematical operation.
|
PreDOMiNanT |
19th March 2001 |
| Powers.java |
On the press of a button, this program reports the first 10
powers of 2 into a textbox, by appening a new string after each calculation. |
[N/A] |
19th March 2001 |
| Powers3.java |
Modified Powers.java, lets the user select hoy many powers
of 2 are displayed in the text box. |
PreDOMiNanT |
19th March 2001 |
| Salary2.java |
Takes values such as: Initial Income, Percentage Increase
(per Year), Years with company. The program then reports the salary for each year based on
the increase stated. |
PreDOMiNanT |
19th March 2001 |
| JAVA Level Four |
| Filename |
Description |
Author |
Date |
| CharTest.java |
This simple class, tests the behaviour of various 'char'
operations on a string, and a 'char' relation to 'int' and other various examples. This is
a very handly little reference program!! |
PreDOMiNanT |
23rd April 2001 |
| Tester.java |
NON-GUI class that simply calculates the tax applicable on a
defined income. This class accepts the Income as an argument from the command line. Eg:
'java Tester 13000' will calculate the income tax for a gross income of $13000. |
PreDOMiNanT |
23rd April 2001 |
| IncomeTax.java |
This performs the SAME operations as the Tester program
above, but, upon investigation of the code, a GUI has been wrapped around the original
'Tester' source code, to allow a more easy-to-user interface. |
PreDOMiNanT |
23rd April 2001 |
| JAVA Level Six |
| Filename |
Description |
Author |
Date |
Account.java
AccountInterface.java |
Makes use of a User-Defined class, and a 'Screen Elements'
class. The core of the program is processed in the Account class, and the screen design
and flow of control is handled in the AccountInterface class. |
PreDOMiNanT |
23rd April 2001 |
| JAVA SPECIAL ONE |
| Filename |
Description |
Author |
Date |
| ABCGame.java |
This is Assignment 1 of my course, plays a logic game,
similar to that seen on the NOKIA mobile phones. generates a random 3 digit number, and
takes a user input, compares it to the target, and reports values as necessary. An 'A'
means the guess is ABOVE the target, a 'B' means the guess is BELOW the target, and a 'C'
means the guess is CORRECT. |
PreDOMiNanT |
23rd April 2001 |
| JAVA Level Seven |
| Filename |
Description |
Author |
Date |
Account2.java
AccountInterface2.java |
Same as Java Level Six, but this program allows the creation
and use of TEN individual accounts simultaneously. Note: Same as level Six, the data is
not saved when the program is closed. This feature will be introduced in the future. |
PreDOMiNanT |
30th April 2001 |
| JAVA Level Eight |
| Filename |
Description |
Author |
Date |
| ArraySort.java |
Takes a standard Array and applies a 'sorting' operation,
such that each number entered in the array is placed in an appropriate cell so the numbers
are in Increasing order. The User may also delete entries from the Array. |
PreDOMiNanT |
20th May 2001 |
| JAVA Level Nine |
| Filename |
Description |
Author |
Date |
Except1.java
Except2.java |
First view of how to use exception catches in JAVA. Worth a
look!!! |
PreDOMiNanT |
20th May 2001 |
| JAVA SPECIAL TWO |
| Filename |
Description |
Author |
Date |
Except1.java
Except2.java |
First view of how to use exception catches in JAVA. Worth a
look!!! |
PreDOMiNanT |
20th May 2001 |
