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“…Here’s a small sample of what you’ll learn: Set up your Minecraft server and mod development tools Master Java basics every Minecraft modder needs to know Read, write, store, and change information throughout your mod Build mods that can make decisions and respond to player actions Understand object-oriented programming and the objects you can program in Minecraft Handle errors without crashing Minecraft Use threads to create mobs that can do many things at once Customize your mobs, and build on existing objects to write new mods Spawn new mobs, find hidden mobs, and make one mob ride another Dig holes and build structures Create projectile weapons and potion effects Learn Java programming while enhancing your favorite game Contents at a Glance Part I: Java from the Ground Up 1 Dig into Minecraft Programming with Java 2 Use NetBeans for Minecraft Programming 3 Create a Minecraft Mod 4 Start Writing Java Programs 5 Understand How Java Programs Work 6 Store and Change Information in a Mod 7 Use Strings to Communicate 8 Use Conditional Tests to Make Decisions 9 Repeat an Action with Loops 10 Store Information with Arrays Part II: The World of Java Objects 11 Create Your First Object 12 Describe What Your Object Is Like..…”

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“…Chapter Four gives us Harman's response to Peter Wolfendale's massive polemic in Object-Oriented Philosophy, which he shows is based on a failed criticism of Harman's reading of Heidegger and a grumpy commitment to rationalist kitsch.Part Two responds to a series of briefer criticisms of object-oriented ontology. …”

“…Chapter 4: Trust but Verify Chapter 5: The AI-Augmented Patient Chapter 6: So Much More: Math, Coding, and Logic Chapter 7: The Ultimate Paperwork Shredder Chapter 8: Smarter Science Chapter 9: Safety First Chapter 10: The Big Black Bag Epilogue Further Reading Acknowledgments"…”

“…We are delighted also to have keynote talks from Prof Raffaello D'Andrea, Professor of Automatic Control at ETH Zurich and Dr Gerard McKee, head of the Active Robotics Laboratory, Reading University, UK. These keynotes will both focus on networked robots, in automated order fulfillment (a 'killer application') and in space robotics, respectively…”

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“…Chris has deployed or been in charge of deploying scores of real-world apps across hundreds of releases, including parts of Visual Studio itself. You can read more about his career on LinkedIn ( https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?…”