William Overington
Copyright 2000 William Overington
Welcome to the Java and Distance Education course.
As is explained in the first section, this is not a course for absolute beginners in Java
programming.
However, absolute beginners are referred to another free course on the internet which is
for absolute beginners.
Here are links to the sections presently available in this course.
Preface, introduction, locating and sizing components, linking event handling and graphics.
The page uses graphics
java0101.gif
java0102.gif
java0103.gif
java0104.gif
and these links are provided to assist downloading for those readers who wish to save the
sections to local storage and who also need to download each graphic individually to do so.
Scrollbars.
The page uses graphics
java0201.gif
java0202.gif
and these links are provided to assist downloading for those readers who wish to save the
sections to local storage and who also need to download each graphic individually to do so.
Starting to use the mouse.
The page uses graphics
java0301.gif
java0302.gif
java0303.gif
java0304.gif
java0305.gif
java0306.gif
and these links are provided to assist downloading for those readers who wish to save the
sections to local storage and who also need to download each graphic individually to do so.
A program that takes a long time to run, deliberately so to demonstrate some effects thereof.
Adding some checkboxes.
The page uses graphics
java0401.gif
java0402.gif
java0403.gif
java0404.gif
java0405.gif
java0406.gif
java0407.gif
and these links are provided to assist downloading for those readers who wish to save the
sections to local storage and who also need to download each graphic individually to do so.
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Java and Distance Education
Copyright 2000 William Overington