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Are there any good books that teach how to make simple physics simulations in Java?
Yes, I recommend you this one: http://www.amazon.com/Physics-Game-Programmers-Grant-Palmer/dp/159059472X
Also you can check a lot of physics for games developed in Java:
http://www.amazon.com/Developing-Games-Java-David-Brackeen/dp/1592730051
http://javapdfbooks.blogspot.com/2009/07/physics-for-game-programmers.html ('free')
Physics for Game Developers (is in C++)
I hope that this helps you!
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I am looking for a website where I could practice Java coding assignments that you often get on job interviews. I mean those tasks where you need to calculate primitive numbers, implement some sorting, or do something with an Array, List or a Map. I'm quite experienced java developer, but such tasks can sometimes be tricky :)
Do you know any free websites that could help?
Thanks.
Go to interviewstreet. Companies often use it as first technical screen
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What is the easiest and most efficient way to convert org.json.JSONArray to List?
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What are good libraries to create a Contour plot in Java?
The class ContourPlot in JFreeChart is deprecated, and a reference is made to the XYBlockRenderer class.
I would like to have some suggestions.
The closest thing I could find is Jzy3D.
In their gallery is a chart with the title "Filled Contour Demo (2d picture)".
Maybe this would be a starting point.
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Hi Anyone know good website for learning and updating for Java learning.
Is something like dotnetkicks.com same in Java.
Please let me know.?
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/
Well.. in my view SO is best for it.Even you are looking for some bookmarking site.U can check www.javapins.com that is same like dotnetkicks . It a new site for bookmarking.they are doing good. bt need to improve on content side.
other than u can check javaworld.com and many more
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I need to represent quite some data for which a cube grid would just make perfect sense. Does such a thing exist for Swing?
A "cube grid" looks like this (and it's really darn impressive):
http://www.smartclient.com/smartgwtee/showcase/#cube_analytics
You can try JIDE Pivot table. I think it is pretty close to what you need.
More info at http://www.jidesoft.com/products/pivot.htm
Try out the free and simple Java swing component https://github.com/aristsoft/jpivot to visualize the data in multidimentional view.
It designed just to show the data, so it don't doing the data aggregation any kind itself.