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public virtual class Koord1 {
private int i=0;
protected Point;
Koord1() {
Point.setX(0);
Point.setY(0);
}...
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This page has various links to sourcecode. The sources are sometimes from small
projects. Most of the sources are written by myself or in conjunction with other students.
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Java is a new programming language with some
new ideas. It is platform independent and has a large framework of "build in"
objects.
For  this
example you need Java Runtime 1.1 and for this 1.0.2 |
C++ is the object oriented version of C. It
has lots of improvements and new functionality. One example is a small DOS-based drawing application. It is
written by Georg Seipler and Marc Höschele. |
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Perl is a new programming language which is
mostly used for CGI programming, because it is really powerful in processing strings and
ASCII files. It is also freely available for almost any operating system. Sorry, no
examples available. |
C is one of the most efficient programming languages. It generates mostly
small executables with a high performance. Together with Motif and Unix, you can write
X-Window applications with a view lines. See our project from the fifth semester. |
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JavaScript was introduced with Netscape. It is now available in all
Netscape versions and a nearly 100% compatible version is available in Microsoft Internet
Explorer, too. See the source of my entry page for some small
examples. |
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