I recently started learning Python again, as I've had interest in it in the past, but stopped for some reason I don't really remember. I don't follow a single source, I make use of videos,

I'm currently reading this book And it's been very good so far, it has a lot of good advice for working programmers. It's not suited for beginners who want to learn a programming language, but

I watched This lecture and it has been very informative. I learned the difference between Static and Dynamic typing, as well as the difference between strong and weak type checking. Static typing states that once

I just took SCJP - or OCPJP if you prefer - earlier today and I scored 70%! It took me about an hour and a half to finish, about half the allowed time. I was

While I was reading the SCJP book, I came across the concept of initialization blocks, or init blocks for short. Those blocks of code get executed before any method code is executed. One kind of

Today, I tried to write code that involves actual problem solving I wrote a method that calculates the factorial of a number, here's how I did it : [sourcecode language="java"] public static double calculate(int number){