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Basic Programs using Java

I have shared some of the basic programs written in Java. Please see below and practice them with eclipse or any IDE. If you prefer to run it in a separate JVM you can do that as well. Here I have shared the samples written using eclipse. Please click on the images to see an enlarged version. 1. Fibonacci Series package com.techietamizhan.basicprograms; public class FibonacciSeries {                         public static void main(String[] args) {                         getFibonacciSeries(10);             }             public static void getFibonacciSeries(int count) {          ...

Hello World IOS App using XCode and Swift

Tools needed : XCode (I am going to use Version 10.1 to build the following app) Please click on the images to see an enlarged version. Steps: Launch XCode. Before creating our application, we should make sure to add a personal team with our apple account in XCode. If we skip this, we will get error while running our app in a simulated device. To add our account, follow the below steps. Click XCode from the menu bar and select Preferences In the Preferences window, click on Accounts tab. Click the + icon on the bottom left corner to add your apple ID by selecting "Apple ID" and clicking Continue. Enter your Apple ID, password and click Next. Apple Account will be added to XCode as your personal team.   Now we are all set to start building out first IOS application. Unlike other IDEs, XCode lets us drag and drop components and generates respective code for us. Select Create a new XCode project Sele...

Hello World Java project using Eclipse IDE

Tools needed : XCode (I am going to use Version 10.1 to build the following app) Please click on the images to see an enlarged version. Steps: Launch XCode. Before creating our application, we should make sure to add a personal team with our apple account in XCode. If we skip this, we will get an error while running our app in a simulated device. To add our account, follow the below steps. Click XCode from the menu bar and select Preferences In the Preferences window, click on the Accounts tab. Click the + icon on the bottom left corner to add your apple ID by selecting "Apple ID" and clicking Continue. Enter your Apple ID, password and click Next. Apple Account will be added to XCode as your personal team.   Now we are all set to start building out first IOS application. Unlike other IDEs, XCode lets us drag and drop components and generates respective code for us. Select Create a new XCode project ...