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The book contains Java programs for problems asked in ISC Computer Science -2 (Practical) examinations from 2004 to 2021. The emphasis is not just on correct solutions but also on efficient and readable code. The included programs not only employ best practices but also enable students to see the theory in practice.
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The objective of this YouTube is to share my thoughts on how students should approach programming problems. The idea is to inculcate algorithmic thinking in students, so that they can write programs which not only gives correct output but do so efficiently and elegantly. Students must understand that writing a program which gives correct result is the minimum requirement for any program.

It's Vinay Singh here from CodeWithVinay, bringing you another intriguing Java tutorial. 🌟 Today, we're diving into a fun and practical coding challenge: merging two words in a unique way and adding a twist with URL formatting! This tutorial is perfect for ICSE and ISC students or anyone eager to sharpen their Java skills. 🚀

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Dive into the world of recursion with our step-by-step guide on how to find the sum of digits of a number in Java. Perfect for beginners and intermediate programmers alike, this video offers a first-person view of writing and understanding recursive functions. Enhance your Java skills, understand the base case and recursive steps, and apply these concepts in real-world scenarios. Don't forget to check the description for a detailed video on recursion itself! Subscribe and stay tuned for more insightful programming tutorials.

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Detailed video: Mastering Recursion in Java: Understanding the Concept and Implementing Simple Recursive Methods - https://youtu.be/yr71mKIR7aQ

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Join me as I delve into the fascinating world of Hamming numbers and recursion tailored for ISC Computer Science students. In this comprehensive Java tutorial, we'll explore the concept of Hamming numbers, understand the power of recursive programming, and implement a recursive method to determine Hamming numbers. Perfect for students looking to deepen their understanding of Java and recursion, this video offers a step-by-step walkthrough of the coding process, ensuring clarity and mastery of the topic. Whether you're preparing for exams or looking to enhance your coding skills, this tutorial is crafted to support your learning journey without the need for a call to action. Dive in and transform your understanding of Java and recursion today!

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Join me as I dive into the reasons why using System.exit(0) in Java might not be the best practice, especially if you're preparing for your ICSE or ISC exams. In this video, I'll explain what System.exit(0) does, its implications on your program's flow, and better alternatives to handle program termination gracefully. Whether you're a student looking to ace your exams or a budding programmer keen on learning the nuances of Java, this video will provide valuable insights into writing clean and efficient code.

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