Files for Programmers in Spanish
Dictionary of nouns, adjectives, adverbs, etc.
- The Java Programming Languages' "Serialized Objects" interfaces are how data-files are stored.
- Files ending with "dat" are data-files created using the Object Serialization of Java Data-Set objects.
- Each ".dat" (either tmdat or tsdat) contain 1 Java Serialized Object - either a TreeSet or TreeMap
- They have been compressed using Java's ZIP/Compressed output stream class in java.io.Serializable & java.util.zip
- ".tmdat" is short for "TreeMap<String, String> data file"
- ".tsdat" is short for TreeSet<String> data file
- They can be directly loaded from disk using simple java commands into memory.
- Dictionaries are stored as TreeMaps, and to look up a word, just search for a vocabulary using the key!
- Three Dicitonaries are provided here: Neo, Harrap, and Collins - they were scraped from SpanishDict.com
NOTE: The definitions provided here are suitable for "Pop-Up Windows".
Single Word Answers will possibly come later one.
Neo Dictionary Word List
Harrap Dictionary Word List
Collins Dictionary Word List
Neo Dictionary as a Java Serialized Object TreeMap<String, String> Data-file
Harrap Dictionary as a Java Serialized Object TreeMap<String, String> Data-file
Collins Dictionary as a Java Serialized Object TreeMap<String, String> Data-file
[See Sample ]
Neo-Dictionary Masculine, Feminine List List of words in Spanish that can take both genders. (as a text-file!)
Harrap-Dictionary Masculine, Feminine List List of words in Spanish that can take both genders. (as a text-file!)
Collins-Dictionary Masculine, Feminine List List of words in Spanish that can take both genders. (as a text-file!)
Neo-Dictionary M/F List as a Java TreeSet<String> single-serialized TreeSet-object datafile.
Harrap-Dictionary M/F List as a Java TreeSet<String> single-serialized TreeSet-object datafile.
Collins -Dictionary M/F List as a Java TreeSet<String> single-serialized TreeSet-object datafile.