Java101 series of articles
Java 101 indicates a Java entry-level course, because many entry-level courses in the United States are called.
The link address of the original website is as follows:
Use the following JS to extract data on the console:
Var c = $ (. post-cont); var h = c. find (h3); var a = h. find (a); // var nodes = [];! A. each (function (I, v) {// var text = v. text; var href = aa. href; // var node = {text: text, href: href, toString: function () {// note that there is a BUG here, referencing objects in the closure, instead of the node object property return + text +; // you can add this reference }}; nodes. push (node) ;}); // console.info (nodes. join ());
The related article is as follows:
Java 101: The next generation: The essential Java language features tour, Part 4
Java 101: The next generation: The essential Java language features tour, Part 3
Java 101: The next generation: The essential Java language features tour, Part 2
Java 101: The next generation: The essential Java language features tour, Part 1
Java 101: The next generation: Java concurrency without the pain, Part 2
Java 101: The next generation: Java concurrency without the pain, Part 1
Java 101: The next generation: It's time for a change
Java 101: Datastructures and algorithms, Part 2
Java 101: Datastructures and algorithms, Part 1
Regular expressions simplify pattern-matching code
Tools of the trade, Part 3
Tools of the trade, Part 2
Tools of the trade, Part 1
Java's character and assorted string classes support text-processing
Packages organize classes and interfaces
Java 101: Understanding Java threads, Part 4: Thread groups, volatility, and thread-local variables
Java 101: Understanding Java threads, Part 3: Thread scheduling and wait/notify
Java 101: Understanding Java threads, Part 2: Thread synchronization
Java 101: Understanding Java threads, Part 1: Introducing threads and runnables
Exceptions to the programming rules, Part 2
Exceptions to the programming rules, Part 1
Classes within classes
Trash talk, Part 2
Java 101: Class and object initialization
Java 101: Object-oriented language basics, Part 7: Polymorphism and abstract classes
Java 101: Object-oriented language basics, Part 6: Interfaces and multiple inheritance
Java 101: Object-oriented language basics, Part 5: Object and its methods
Non-object-oriented language basics, Part 3
Non-object-oriented language basics, Part 2
Java 101: Object-oriented language basics, Part 4: Inheritance
Java 101: Object-oriented language basics, Part 3: Composition
Java 101: Object-oriented language basics, Part 2: Fields and methods
Java 101: Object-oriented language basics, Part 1: Classes and objects
Java 101: The ins and outs of standard input/output
Non-object-oriented language basics, Part 1
Applications, applets, and hybrids
Class action
Learn how to store data in objects
Learn Java from the ground up
I hope to gradually translate this series of articles later.
