If you find the links to any of my tutorials broken, you might try either:

1. Going to Google or Bing and searching the web for pages having the same title, or

2. Going to More articles by Richard G. Baldwin at Developer.com and searching that page for the tutorial by title.

One of those two options is almost certain to lead you to a copy of the tutorial.

The purpose of this series of tutorial lessons is to help you learn Java by approaching it from a question and answer viewpoint.

The New Face of Computer Science Education - The Scratch Generation

001 Fundamentals, Part 1
002 Fundamentals, Part 2
003 Fundamentals, Part 3
004 Fundamentals, Part 4
005 Fundamentals, Part 5
006 Fundamentals, Part 6
007 Using Operators and Making Assignments, Part 1
008 Using Operators and Making Assignments, Part 2
009 Using Operators and Making Assignments, Part 3
010 Using Operators and Making Assignments, Part 4
011 Using Operators and Making Assignments, Part 5
012 Using Operators and Making Assignments, Part 6
013 Using Modifiers, Part 1
014 Using Modifiers, Part 2

Richard G Baldwin, baldwin@dickbaldwin.com 

DISCLAIMER: To the best of my knowledge, all of the program code embedded in these HTML files was originally correct. However, over time, these HTML files have been processed through a variety of website content management programs. Sometimes, such programs are not friendly to embedded code, and arbitrarily remove characters such as angle brackets, square brackets, backslashes, etc. Therefore, you may occasionally find some code that has missing characters. If so, just insert them back into the code before you attempt to compile and execute the code.