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Alright guys, finally taking the first step of my programming journey. I picked up the massive, yet not too overwhelming Java 2, the complete reference by Herbert Schildt, and am starting to work my way through slowly. It's certainly a lot to take in at first. Any tips for beginners? I'm still at a very early stage (getting comfortable with integers, etc...) Was java a good place to start? With things like C# being influenced by it and the fact that it was a tad easier than C++ (so I’ve heard) I decided to start here, also I found using the Sun jdk (javac x.java at the cmd prompt) was easier than using MS Visual C++ or another compiler.
class PCMECH { public static void main(String args[]) { System.out.println("PC-MECH RULES!"); } }
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Join Date: Jul 2000
Location: Fullerton, CA
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Hi Orc,
Just start from the beginning and learn how to code the basics. It can be a bit tricky sometimes with how the classes interact and such, but ask a lot of questions and I'll be glad to help. |
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Greetings Orc I'm taking the plunge also. I'll be taking the C++ route. We should keep posting here to compare notes. Freakin work gets in my way but not a whole lot being technically unemployed.
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