Wednesday, October 12, 2011

How to write Game by Java Language


How to write Game by Java Language
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Genre: eLearning
Java tutorials for Beginners
Author – TheNewBoston
Source – TheNewBoston
It consists of 3 levels:
1. Beginner [2010]
2. Intermediate [2010]
3. Game Development [2010]
This series covers the following list of topics.
1. Beginner
01 – Installing the JDK
02 – Running a Java Program

03 – Downloading Eclipse
04 – Hello YouTube
05 – Variables
06 – Getting User Input
07 – Building a Basic Calculator
08 – Math Operators
09 – Increment Operators
10 – If Statement
11 – Logical Operators
12 – Switch Statement
13 – While Loop
14 – Using Multiple Classes
15 – Use Methods with Parameters
16 – Many Methods and Instances
17 – Constructors
18 – Nested if Statements
19 – else if Statement
20 – Conditional Operators
21 – Simple Averaging Program
22 – for Loops
23 – Compound Interest Program
24 – do while Loops
25 – Math Class Methods
26 – Random Number Generator
27 – Introduction to Arrays
28 – Creating an Array Table
29 – Summing Elements of Arrays
30 – Array Elements as Counters
31 – Enhanced for Loop
32 – Arrays in Methods
33 – Multidimensional Arrays
34 – Table for Multi Arrays
35 – Variable Length Arguments
36 – Time Class
37 – Display Regular time
38 – Public, Private and this
39 – Multiple Constructors
40 – Set and Get Methods
41 – Building Objects for Constructors
42 – toString
43 – Composition
44 – Enumeration
45 – EnumSet range
46 – Static
47 – More on Static
48 – final
49 – Inheritance
50 – Graphical User Interface GUI
51 – GUI with JFrame
52 – Event Handling
53 – ActionListner
54 – Event Handler Program
55 – Intoduction to Polymorphism
56 – Polymorphic Arguements
57 – Overriding Rules
58 – Abstract and Concrete Classes
59 – Class to Hold Objects
60 – Array Holding Many Objects
61 – Simple Polymorphic Program
62 – JButton
63 – JButton Final Program
64 – JCheckBox
65 – The Final Check Box Program
66 – JRadioButton
67 – JRadioButton Final Program
68 – JComboBox
69 – Drop Down List Program
70 – JList
71 – JList Program
72 – Multiple Selection List
73 – Moving List Items Program
74 – Mouse Events
75 – MouseListener interface
76 – MouseMotionListener interface
77 – Adapter Classes
78 – File Class
79 – Creating Files
80 – Writing to Files
81 – Reading from Files
82 – Exception Handling
83 – FlowLayout
84 – Drawing Graphics
85 – JColorChooser
86 – Drawing More Stuff
87 – Series Finale
2. Intermediate
01 – Common String Methods
02 – Some More String Methods
03 – Recursion
04 – Introduction to Collections
05 – ArrayList Program
06 – LinkedList
07 – LinkedList Program
08 – Converting Lists to Arrays
09 – Collections Method sort
10 – Methods reverse and copy
11 – Collections Methods fill
12 – addAll
13 – frequency, disjoint
14 – Stacks, push, pop
15 – Queue
16 – HashSet
17 – Generic Methods
18 – Implementing a Generic Method
19 – Generic Return Types
20 – Introduction to Applets
21 – How to put an Applet on a Website
22 – init for Applets
23 – Drawing an Oval with Slider
24 – Building the Window for the Slider
25 – Finishing the Oval Slider Program
26 – Learning about Threads
27 – What do I look like, a Thread-
3. Game Development
01 – Threads
02 – Starting Threads
03 – Creating a Screen for Games
04 – Restoring Screen Size
05 – Creating a Full Screen Display
06 – Making Text Smooth
07 – Loading Images
08 – Beginning Animation
09 – Changing Scenes
10 – Finishing the Animation Class
11 – Loading Pictures for the Movie
12 – Main Movie Loop
13 – Completing the Animation
14 – Making a Better Screen Class
15 – Finding Compatible Modes
16 – Comparing Display Modes
17 – Full Screen with Buffer Strategy
18 – Updating Display and Restore Screen
19 – Compatible Buffer Images
20 – Creating Display Modes List
21 – Run and Movie Loop Methods
22 – Finishing the Perfect Animation
23 – Introduction to Sprites
24 – Finishing the Sprite Class
25 – Starting the Sprites Movement
26 – Watching the Sprite Move
27 – Creating a Core Class
28 – Intro to Keyboard Input
29 – Handling Key Events
30 – Final Keyboard Input
31 – User Mouse Input
32 – Final Mouse Input
33 – Intro to Mouselook
34 – Mouselooks draw Method
35 – Using the Robot
36 – Final Mouselook Program
at 3:40 AM Posted by Ahmed Abdullah

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