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iMaster Java

iMaster Java at Mac App Store analyse

Brandon Smith
1,481 ratings · Power index: 264
Version 1.0
Size 3.29 Mb
Updated 1 month ago
Released 04 Dec 2013

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Description

iMaster is the new way to self teach yourself on various different topics. iMaster Java is the easiest way to learn how to program with the powerful and popular programming language Java. Gain skills in one of the highest paying programming languages available. Java is a language that is used in most of the fortune 500 companies. Broken into 6 different topics and 1 main test, iMaster helps learn all aspects of Java programming. A topic is "mastered" once it has been passed 3 times. You are considered a master of Java once you have completed all quizzes. Great for learning a new technology for your job skills or to learn this new programming language. Features include: - Over 75 questions on all aspects of Java - Custom quiz engine to help you focus on specific topics - Visual feedback with correct answers Java topics include: - Terminology - Variables - Methods/Functions - Classes - Structure - Syntax

Estimates

Monthly Downloads > 5.81k
Est. Revenue ~ $2.38k

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MacDesktop

Pricing by country

Country Price
Canada 6.99 CAD
China 30 CNY
France 5.49 EUR
Germany 5.49 EUR
Italy 5.49 EUR
Netherlands 5.49 EUR
Portugal 5.49 EUR
Spain 5.49 EUR
Poland 5.49 EUR
UK 4.99 GBP
India 399 INR
Japan 610 JPY
Korea, Republic Of 999.99 KRW
Poland 23.99 PLN
Russia 379 RUB
Turkey 34.99 TRY
USA 4.99 USD
Korea, Republic Of 5.49 USD
Ukraine 4.99 USD

Not good

i_more · 12 years ago · v1.0

I started with the main test and found at least 4 questions with wrong expectations. Want examples? int a = new int(2); ... is supposed to be syntactically correct. So is: int num; num = (5 + 4 * num); The correct data type for ‘5’ is String. (actually it would be char - which wasn’t even on the list) I spontaneously lost the interest in the rest of the software.