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February 9th, 2009

Java Programming with Passion Answers Revealed!

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I’ve been taking up Sang Shin’s Java Programming with Passion course as a refresher for me (since I’ve already learned Java in college but forgot almost everything XD). It is a very very good refresher course and though I have almost forgotten everything that I have learned before, it’s all coming back to me now (is that a song?). So if you are interested in Java and want to learn or you already know Java but want to do some refreshing, this is the course I would strongly suggest you take.

As all things, we learn by practicing. And as the saying goes, practice makes perfect. The course mentioned above has exercises and homeworks to be done. Do it and I guarantee you that in no time, Java would like be drinking water to you. Anyway, since I have already finished some of the homeworks, I will be posting the answers here. This is not to let you ‘cheat’ but to guide you once got lost and have trouble coming back to the right track.

Home work1001:

Getting to know your Java programming environment

Homework1002:

Java programming basics

Homework1004:

Getting input from keyboard

Homework1034:

Control Structure

Homework1036:

Java Array

Homework1038:

Command-line arguments

Homework1011:

Working with built-in Java classes

Homework1010:

Tour of java.lang.* and java.util.* classes

Once I finish the other exercises, I’ll post them here. If you find anything wrong or incorrect with the code, please let me know. Thanks.

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  • Amy
    Thank you for sharing your homework.

    In Homework 1036 - Java Array, I think under the section
    // Compare the lengths of the first names between person1 and person2

    This line:
    longestName = (lengthOfFirstNameOfPerson1 > lengthOfFirstNameOfPerson3) ? names[0]:names[2];
    should be replaces by:
    longestName = (longestName.length() > lengthOfFirstNameOfPerson3) ? longestName:names[2];
  • Thanks, I enjoyed reading your post. It
  • Jon Carlson
    I was wondering if you have finished the homework for Lab 1027 which is about abstract classes and interfaces. I would really like to see how this one is done.
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