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			<title>Java Term of the Week: CamelCase</title>
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			<description>Classes and interfaces in Java programs tend to be named using compound words. I find myself being quite specific about what a class does and that leads me to want...</description>
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			<title>Poll: What's Your Java Experience Level?</title>
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			<title>Design and Create an Object in Java</title>
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			<title>Looking at Object-Oriented Programming</title>
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			<description>Today sees the start of a series of articles on object-oriented programming. Learning about objects is fundamental to becoming a good Java programmer.

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			<title>A Mandelbrot Displaying Java Applet</title>
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			<description>I'm still hunting around looking for any cool Java applets that might be out there. Today I came across StarFractal on the CodingMagic website, an applet that displays the Mandelbrot...</description>
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			<title>Monday's Programming Question</title>
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			<description>Last week the challenge was to make a decoding program. It would seem silly not to make the encoder that goes with it.

Here's the same letter switch code:

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Decodednopqr
stuvwx
yz
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uvlzfq
ka

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			<title>Answer to Monday's Encoded Line Question</title>
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xv fpu vot ipk nk chpwindvoth tqeyditi

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			<title>Java Term of the Week: Garbage Collection</title>
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			<description>Talking with a few Java programmers who are just starting out I've been thinking about text editors and IDEs. I've become curious how most people started out learning Java. 

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			<title>Using an IDE Versus a Text Editor</title>
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			<description>Over the past couple of weeks I've been asked the same question a few times by people just beginning to learn Java. What tool should I use to write my...</description>
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