Welcome fellow learners, in this blog post, I'll be writing about how I created a JSON file data filterer and how you code one yourself. The program lets you filter out the unwanted value from a JSON file and generate a new file for it. This program could work mostly thanks to the recursive functions I used. You can access the source code through this Github link. This blog post will be quite long as this blog post is the documentation for it.
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10 August 2020
7 May 2020
How To Setup Java and NetBeans
Welcome to the third tutorial on the "How to Code in Java" tutorial
series. Previously, we learned the advantages and disadvantages of Java. In this tutorial, I'll be showing you how to set up Java on a Window
machine. I'll also guide you through how to set up Netbeans, an IDE for Java.
The structure of tutorial for this series is in this post, check it out if
you're interested in reading the rest of the series. If you're interested in
what is an IDE and why you probably need one, you can read it on my other post
here. Now, let's begin.
What is an IDE and Why Do You Need One
So, an IDE or an Integrated Development Environment is a software application that contains many other essential tools for
developing software. All the tools included in
the IDE helps developers in many ways. Tools like code autocompletion and
syntax highlighting will increase developer's productivity and gives them
more easiness when writing codes. Cutting out an amount of time required to develop
a program or software while reducing the number of works needed to be done
manually by developers (automation). I'll be using Netbeans as an example for all the features, but other IDEs has almost the same functionality as shown in the pictures.
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