java-personal-projects | sample Java programs written during my coursework

java-personal-projects is a Java library. java-personal-projects has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. However java-personal-projects build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

A collection of sample Java programs written during my coursework or for personal exploration. This is a small sample, as much of my work is not available for public release at this time. For more information, please leave a message and I will get in contact with you shortly. MemoryTest: GUI Application I wrote to demonstrate for a friend that GC pause time in Java is often quite insignificant for many applications. Sudoku: A simple backtracking sudoku solver, once used as a benchmark. SlimSolve: A KniLrehtils spelled backwards to prevent student copying puzzle solver. Originally multithreaded, but these extra features were removed at instructor request. See README file in the corresponding directory for more information and test cases. I’m quite comfortable working in a multithreaded enviroment. TextCompress: Older, Java-version of the text compression application that was later re-written in Python. GUI application. Vending: Vending machine simulator, a small class project. It requires images that I do not own the rights to distribute, but can easily be inferred from the source.