Base camp semi-annually Summary (115 articles)

We joined the student base camp in September 21 last year, and today we are in February, March 21, just half a year. Come on! There are too many things to talk about,... below is the contents of these articles from this year. 1. Java basic series Java basics: 41st this and super Java basics: 40th upward transformation and forced type conversion Java basics: 39th Polymorphism Java basics: 38th abstract classes and abstract methods Java basics: 37th inheritance and coverage of member Methods Java basics: 36th inheritance and coverage of member variables Java basics: 35th Access Permissions Java basics: 34th lecture package Java basics: 33rd parent class and inheritance Java basics: 32nd static members Java basics: 31st constant Member Java basics: 30th object creation and access Java basics: 29th member Methods Java basics: 28th member variables Java basics: 27th class definition Java basics: 26th abstract classes from objects Java basics: 25th relationship between software system objects and real-world objects Java basics: 24th relationship between classes and objects Java basics: 23rd object-oriented Overview Java basics: 22nd sringbuffer usage Java basics: formatting numbers in 21st Java basics: 20th conversion between basic java types and strings Java basics: 19th string usage (below) Java basics: 18th string usage (I) Java basics: 17th Basic Input and Output Java basics: 16th about date and time usage 13th exercise reference answers Java basics: 15th usage Java basics: 14th Array 13th talk about basic syntax exercises (see if you will make any mistakes) Java basics: 12th circular structure Java basics: 11th selection Structure Java basics: 10 basic operations-Operators Java basics: Basic Information Representation in lecture 9 Java basics: Lecture 8 using the integrated development environment (I) Java basics: 7. Compile and run Java programs Java basics: Lecture 6: compiling Java applications Java basics: fifth, the basic process of developing Java applications Java basics: 4. Three Java versions Java basics: the key feature of Java-cross-platform Java basics: What Can Java do? Java basics: First, what are the most basic elements of learning Java?2. Java Web basic series

Java Web basics: 22nd simple examples of Ajax Interaction

Java Web basics: 21st describes the basic process of Ajax Interaction Java Web basics: 20th Ajax Overview Java Web basics: 19th JavaScript processing (2) Java Web basics: 18th JavaScript processing (1) Java Web basics: 17th overview of Business Processing Java Web basics: 16th client verification examples Java Web basics: 15th Regular Expressions Java Web basics: 14th common methods for client Verification Java Web basics: 13th client Verification Java Web basics: 12th use of Form Elements Java Web basics: 11th basic form elements Java Web basics: Overview of Web application Input Java Web basics: Web application configuration Java Web basics: the development history of Java Web Java Web basics: 7. servlet operating principles Java Web basics: Chapter 6 JSP operating principles Java Web basics: Fifth, manual web application Construction Java Web basics: Fourth, the document structure of Java Web Applications Java Web basics: Summary of Java Web Applications Java Web basics: Overview of Web Applications Java Web basics: first, how to learn and learn the basic content3. jsp Training

JSP training (1) -- Overview

JSP training (2)-operating principle, document structure, simple Input and Output

JSP training (3)-client verification, common output methods, and basic jstl usage

JSP training (4) -- instance: login function, JSP: Forward tag, JSP: Include tag, include command, El, C: IF

JSP training (5) -- Use Javabean to complete business logic

JSP training (6) -- use Servlet as the Controller to implement the MVC Mode

JSP training (7) -- use JDBC for dynamic verification and MVC for Data Query

JSP training (8) -- add functions and display on pages

JSP training (9)-use the MVC mode to delete and modify features

JSP training (10)-Use Javabean to encapsulate database access and configure and use connection pools

JSP training (11) -- security control in Java Web

JSP training (12) -- internationalization of Java Web Applications

JSP training (13) -- Exception Handling

JSP training (14) -- shopping cart instance (top)

JSP training (15) -- shopping cart instances (below) and summary

Java Web Quick Start-lecture 104. Learning Methods Four basic skills for learning programming: Watching, hands-on, thinking, and asking Is Programming just a language and framework? For seniors looking for work Today How can I use an email to ask questions? Doctor from secondary school to Tsinghua University Cannot I learn Java at school? A: I feel like I have learned many things, but I don't know where to start when I am working on a project.Starting from Reading technical books like memorizing words "Get" and "give"More articles about Java, Java Web, framework, and javaee will be available in the future. My csdn blog: http://blog.csdn.net/JavaEETeacher

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