Random collection of Java projects I have developed to show some of my skills!
When people talk, listen completely. Most people never listen.
Simple application for text communications using TCP. Server is operated via command line
The server must be started via command line as such:
java -jar ./server.jar [port]The port is optional; if not specified you will be asked.
In order to start the client, you can either start with certain connection details specified as arguments, such as this:
java -jar ./client.jar -details <host address> <port> <username>Alternatively, you can use a CLI interface to input details:
java -jar ./client.jar cliStarting w/o command line arguments will give you a GUI to enter in the details instead.
Client-side, information about commands can be accessed with /help
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Crossword generates a random crossword with a specified size, in number of rows and columns, and allows you to specify which words to add, or pick a certain amount of random words.
Usage is through a command line interface, you can also save to a file, which follows the INI format.
Ah, the classic game of pong. Super easy run, just double click on pong.jar or run:
java -jar pong.jarIn the same directory as the pong jar.
This does not include any special AI, or special effects. Just a normal pong game!
(No, I'm not lying)
Simple snake game. Settings are editable in GameSettings.java
To run, double click on the .jar or run the following command:
java -jar snake.jar