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A new programming language for teaching Java
Abstract
This article presents a new programming language called SJS for the
sole purpose of making it easier to learn to program in Java. The
acronym SJS stands for Simplified Java Syntax. The SJS language has a
similar syntax to Delphi, Pascal, BASIC and Javascript and therefore
learning SJS before or while learning Java provides a less steep
learning curve than learning Java from scratch. For many reasons you
might even prefer to program in SJS rather than Java.
Main Article
This article is pending to be published.
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