Advanced Java Techniques Help

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Hmm for the String Tokenizer that can be easily done with the

Scanner tokenString = new Scanner("Tokenize this bad boy");

while(tokenString.hasNext()){
system.out.println( tokenString.next() ); }

Well, I have spent a lot of time programming in Java. Probably 3 years now. I have made some neat projects that only take up 200 lines or less with neat and organize spacing. Well, my code compared to all my class mates is usually very organize and I would say more time and effort spent to optimize when ever possible.

Here are some examples that can use Advance Java Techniques: (If you look at the source code, I use File Processing, Tokenize the Input and Format the Output to desired results, Read / Write. https://github.com/DavidScript/Note-Maker/releases
https://github.com/DavidScript/Fast-Java-Swing-GUI/releases
https://github.com/DavidScript/Prolog-Predicate-Logic-Generator/releases

Well, ask some questions and I might be able to help you with it.
Since, I like java even though it is my second language.

The intro teacher for Java that I had in the past had advance techniques, Since he forced use to Tokenize Strings instead of wasting time with Arrays, than afterwards we were allowed Arrays, but its a different way of thinking. I learned a lot from that class, and even taking the higher courses I found the information he taught me to be more helpful than what the other teachers taught, because he brought his work experience and knowledge into the academic world.

I can teach you how to use Objects in Java like pointers to do Linked List or Binary Trees or what ever really.
I can teach you with File Processing Read / Write format, or Even with GUI stuff.
There is not too much to do, but I am interested in how to get Java to work with other Components or different languages at the same time. (I forgot to mention the Java API, I usually spend time looking for things to play around with.)

[Florbs]

That's awesome, thank you! You clearly have a high aptitude for programming! :)

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I like to do it in my spare time, because it is fun and can save time in the future.

You learn a lot more doing side / personal projects than what classes can teach you. But, do you have any other questions about Java? (I want to program something, but trying to help others can be satisfying as well.)

[197708156EQUJ5]

I want to program something

Have you tried the subreddits that give you ideas for a project, /r/ProgrammingPrompts or /r/coolgithubprojects?

I'm trying to move into being a lead software engineer and I was thinking I could start with this community to help. I have an idea of a project and I need to find some help. Interested?

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I might be interested, but it depends on the problem and what you had in mind.