Simple programs I have written
I have written a number of programs in Java, Python, and JavaScript in order to improve my coding skills. Most of these are just to practice programming concepts.
DebtPayoff
This is the largest program I have written in Java. It runs in a GUI (graphical user interface) and is designed to help you understand credit card debt.
Aredshaw.java
This code is for a Java GUI version of my resume. It uses Swing, and the resume text is done in HTML.
Aredshaw.py
On the same note, here is a Python GUI version of my resume done with Tkinter. However, the text is unformatted and not nearly as polished as the Java application.
Coding practice programs
- Java
- Python
- JavaScript
I feel the most comfortable with Java. I have worked with it the most and the longest. Most of the developer documentation I write now is Java based. To view the 60 Java programs I wrote (for practice), see my GitHub CodePractice page and click on the Java folder.
I am beginning to feel pretty comfortable with Python. It is faster to write and easier to implement than Java. I now see why it has become such a popular programming language. While my company uses it a lot, I seldom work with it hands-on. Here are 93 Python programs I wrote. You can view these at my GitHub CodePractice page. Just click on the Python folder.
I have had to deal with JavaScript often enough that I wanted to see how it worked. In the course of learning the basics, I wrote these 15 JavaScript programs. View them on my GitHub CodePractice page and click on the JavaScript folder.
