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Name |
Description |
Additional features |
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StockPlotter |
Creates plots that show price and volume. It is also possible to
use smoothing filters on the price data in order to see trends clearer. |
Uses only GridBagLayout as the basic layout manager. Reads and treats only banking days in its plots. Highly robust. Fast loading of ticker data. |
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SingleClockApplet |
Solution to the excercise in week 37. |
Filled, scalable hour and minute arms. |
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MultipleClocksApplet |
Solution to the excercise in week 37. |
Possibility to assign any time zone to the fourth clock. |
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FunctionEvaluator |
Solution to the excercise in week 38. |
Supports a wider range of primitive functions. Incorporates an expression interpreter, which allows to evaluate functions of arbitrary complexity. |
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SimpleGraphApplet |
Solution to the excercise in week 39 |
PlotArea is automaticly updated when you select a new function. Supports arbitrary functions. |
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PlotWindowApplet |
Solution to the excercise in week 40 |
Sets all labels |
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StockReaderApplet |
Solution to the excercise in week 41 |
Spacing between quotes |
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StockPlotterInterface |
Solution to the excercise in week 42 |
This solution uses only 1-level GridBagLayout. |
These pages contain several Java applets related to the course IN104. You get to the applets by following the links in the table below.
Solutions copyleft (l) Stanislav Sokolov, 1999.