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The DynamicArrayOfInt class is a simple implementation of a dynamic array in Java. A dynamic array is a resizable array that can grow or shrink in size as needed. This class provides methods to manipulate and interact with this dynamic array of integers. In the constructor, initially the data array has a size of 1 and grows as necessary.
his program lets the user play HighLow, a simple card game that is described in the output statements at the
This applet is a simple card game. The user sees a card and tries to predict whether the next card
The KeyboardAnimation2 applet provides a generic framework for applets both display an animation and respond to keyboard events. The animation
This applet demonstrates various layout managers. The applet itself uses a border layout with a JPanel in the center, a
This is a Java class that uses some trigonometry and vector mathematics in its implementation. An object of type MovingBall holds data about a “ball” that has a color, radius, position, speed, and direction. The ball is restricted to moving around inside a rectangle in the xy-plane. The ball can draw itself in a graphics context and will move when it is told to move.
This short program demonstrates the URL and URLConnection classes by attempting to open a connection to a URL and read
This Java code is a simple console-based calculator that allows users to perform various mathematical operations. The calculator supports addition,
This Java program demonstrates the essential concepts of exception handling using the try-catch-finally construct. Exception handling is crucial for dealing with unexpected errors that may occur during program execution.
Set up a Server that will receive packets from a client and send packets to a client. Also set up
This source code demonstrates a Bank Operations using Threads in Java.
This applet simulates a network chat, in which the user chats with someone over a network. Here, there is no
