Java Language Levels

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Last Update: 2013-03-07

Java Language Levels is a pedagogic tool that helps beginners learn Java by dividing up the language into levels of syntactic complexity. At each level it restricts certain constructs, displays relevant error messages, and generates code automatically.

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