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Java for High Performance Computing

Java for High Performance Computing. Multithreaded and Shared-Memory Programming in Java http://www.hpjava.org/courses/arl Instructor: Bryan Carpenter Pervasive Technology Labs Indiana University. Java as a Threaded Language.

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Programming Fundamentals I

Programming Fundamentals I. Why Program. This Unit discusses History Computer Systems: Hardware and Software Programming Languages What Is a Program Made Of? The Programming Process Object-Oriented Programming. Goal.

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Program development & programming languages

Program development & programming languages. Chapter 13. Overview. The most common approaches to program design and development The phases of the program development life cycle (PDLC) Tools that can be used to design and develop a program

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Java ????

Java ????. Java Programming Fall, 2013. Course Information. Instructor : Name: Tang, Rong( ?? ) E-mail: tangrong@cuit.edu.cn My Webpage: ???? ? ?? http://home.cuit.edu.cn/Js/PFP/S7L/Default.htm. Course Information. ???? 48 ??? Lecture ? 30 ?? ; Lab ? 12 ?? ; Experiment ? 6 ?? .

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Prof. Rommel Anthony Palomino Department of Computer Science and Information Technology

Introduction to Programming <Lecture 2>. Spring 2011. Prof. Rommel Anthony Palomino Department of Computer Science and Information Technology. Number Systems and Conversions. 0010 0000 0001 0010 . 2 3. 2 2. 2 1. 2 0. 2. 0. 1. 2. 0000. Number Systems and Conversions.

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Java Virtual Machine

Java Virtual Machine. Student Name: Wei Liu Student ID: 104076. Java Virtual Machine. JVM is part of Java programming language. JVM is a software, staying on top of Operating System, such as UNIX, Windows NT.

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CS591x

CS591x. A very brief introduction to Java. Java. Java Developed by Sun Microsystems was intended a language for embedded applications became a general purpose language designed to support network programming. Java. Java is a semi-compiled language Java compiler produces bytecode

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Virtual Machine Systems

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Why Java?

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Java

Java. Java Design Principles Safety Primitive data types have fixed sizes and meanings Type safety (strongly typed) Strict control of pointers Object Oriented Language Everything is an object Common base class Simplicity. Java. Java features Automatic garbage collection

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Your First Java Application

Chapter 2. Your First Java Application. Program Concepts. Modern object-oriented programs help us build models to manage the complexity found in a problem domain. The problem domain describes real-world objects and concepts that a computer program is trying to solve. Models.

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CS107 Introduction to Computer Science

CS107 Introduction to Computer Science. Java Basics. Java. Java was developed in the early 90s by Sun Microsystems Java is a high-level language Java programs are portable across platforms Each program is translated into Java bytecode

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More Stacks

More Stacks Growable stacks Amortized analysis Stacks in the Java virtual machine A Growable Array-Based Stack Instead of giving up with a StackFullException , we can replace the array S with a larger one and continue processing push operations. Algorithm push(o): if size() = N then

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.NET Database Programmability and Extensibility in Microsoft SQL Server

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Wrapper Classes

Wrapper Classes. i nts , doubles, and chars are known as primitive types , or built-in types . There are no methods associated with these types of variables.

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Java Applets and Applications

Java Applets and Applications. Contents. Compilation of java programs into bytecode Applets and the Internet HTML files Executing applets on the Internet Java Applications. Binary executable for UNIX. Compiler for UNIX. Source program. Binary executable for Windows.

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McIDAS-V Technical Issues

McIDAS-V Technical Issues. Memory use Java3D / Graphics drivers Remote display Background processing. McIDAS-V Memory Use. Data is normally represented as 32bits per data point (work is being done to represent ADDE imagery as 8bit) Ancillary information is propagated with data objects

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More on MIPS programs

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