December, 2009
Identifiers in JAVA

Identifiers are symbols used to name a language entity in different programming languages. You can also say that the identifiers are the name of a computer variables, methods, classes, packages, subroutines, labels, and interfaces. Certain computer languages don’t allow you to use any or all the characters as Identifiers. For example, the earlier versions of [...]

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Posted on 20th December 2009No Comments
JAVA Reserved Word

A reserved word is a special word reserved either by a programming language or by a program. These are called as reserved words because they cannot be used as variable names. For example, in programming languages such as BASIC and COBOL, the IF word is reserved and has a special meaning attached to it. As [...]

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Posted on 13th December 2009No Comments
Java Comments

The computer programs use comments to embed information in its source code. Different programming languages have their own set of rules defined in the program’s specification. Not only this, the syntax for writing comments varies from one programming language to the other. Most of the programming languages ignore comments when their compiler debugs a programming [...]

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Posted on 7th December 2009No Comments
The Unicode Character Set

The Unicode is a 16-bit character set. This character set is used in almost all the programming languages. Not only this, it offers a wide variety of characters, some several millions of them, along with the normal ASCII character set. These characters are used to represent the international character set and also contain the characters [...]

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Posted on 3rd December 2009No Comments