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You may also want to download the free books:

Introduction to Programming in Turing First Edition, Second Printing - An introduction to the turing programming langue by J. N. P. Hume. ISBN: 0-921598-42-4

Object Oriented Turing Reference Manual Seventh Edition Version 1.0 Reference manual for the Turing programming langue by R.C. Holt and Tom West. ISBN 0-921598-35-1



Sequential and Binary Searches [1] [2]


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Memory Mapping with Instruction Pointer & Stack Tracking

[1] [2] [3A] [3B]

Binary Tree Sort Definition/Concept

- [Tree Structure]
- [Nodes/Leaves/Braches/Roots]
- Binary Tree [1] [2]
- [Binary Search Tree]
- [Animation]
- [AVL Trees - Balancing Trees]

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This site contains: Object-Oriented Programming Concepts

If you've never used an object-oriented programming language before, you'll need to learn a few basic concepts before you can begin writing any code. This lesson will introduce you to objects, classes, inheritance, interfaces, and packages. Each discussion focuses on how these concepts relate to the real world, while simultaneously providing an introduction to the syntax of the Java programming language


This site contains: Data Structures and Algorithms (Animations)

- Java applets that show the operations for primitive data structures such as Stacks, Queues, and Binary Trees.
- Animations for sorting and searching algorithms, the Tower of Hanoii puzzle, and graph traversal functions are also included.

This site contains the Java API Reference Manual.

This site contains Java Applet Tutorials and is meant to be a quick-and-dirty introduction to writing Java applets. A set of example applets are given to be used as exercises. Feel free to download the source code herein, try it out on your own machine, and modify it.

This site contains Java Lecture Notes from Elliotte Rusty Harold's, Introduction to Java Programming, taught most semesters at Polytechnic University in Brooklyn (formerly known as Brooklyn Poly).

- Week 1: Basic Java
- Week 2: Procedural Java
- Week 3: Introduction to Objects
- Week 4: More Objects
- Week 5: Introducing Applets
- Week 6: Components
- Week 7: Events
- Week 8: LayoutManagers, Windows, and Dialogs
- Week 9: Images and Menus
- Week 10: I/O and Streams
- Week 11: Threads
- Week 12: Network Programming
- Week 13: Cut and Paste, Printing, Future Directions

More Java tutorials can be found here.