Javaforstudents.co.uk Website Review

Ja*a is a popular and widely used programming language. It was originally developed by James Gosling at Sun Microsystems and released in 1995 as a core component of Sun Microsystems’ Ja*a platform. The language’s syntax has much in common with C and C++, but its object model is simpler and has less low-level facilities. Undoubtedly, one of Ja*a’s strong points is an automatic memory management. The developer determines when objects are created, but it’s a runtime task to free memory, when objects are no longer in use. Ja*a is a good choice for students, either studying computer science or related subjects. Here we present a collection of Ja*a tutorials helping students to get started with the language, setup a development environment and master the basics. One can not imagine modern programming language, like Ja*a, without integrated algorithms and data structures. Ja*a has extensive utilities library (ja*a.util), which contains hundreds of algorithms and data structures. But it is still important to have basic knowledge on the subject and general ideas of how things work. We would recommend the following resource on the subject: algorithms and data supplemented with implementations in Ja*a and C++. You might start with the quicksort