Java
Is it worth learning? I feel like nothing good will come of it.... Also i H8 Eclipse, any other IDE's for Java that are good?
Java
It all depends what you want to do with it.
In my opinion Java is a good and functional coding system but it is slow and resource hogging. From my knowledge it's a bit like C# style with a few different things. My friend is a Java coder and he constantly tells me that he wished he learned a different language.
Originally Posted by Kantanomo
In my opinion Java is a good and functional coding system but it is slow and resource hogging. From my knowledge it's a bit like C# style with a few different things. My friend is a Java coder and he constantly tells me that he wished he learned a different language.
Anyone got ideas on what to use java for?
Meh I know someone who did java for a few years and they said it was shit. I do Java at uni and I agree, it is shit. The cross platform support is kinda nice but I wouldn't be caught dead using a mac or anything so really I don't give a shit. I think I'm just inclined to hate it because I have such a crap professor and the course sucks major weiner.
Originally Posted by Jason
Meh I know someone who did java for a few years and they said it was shit. I do Java at uni and I agree, it is shit. The cross platform support is kinda nice but I wouldn't be caught dead using a mac or anything so really I don't give a shit. I think I'm just inclined to hate it because I have such a crap professor and the course sucks major weiner.
Originally Posted by cfsharp
Maybe i'll leave Java for college... Also if i were ever to write a cross platform program, it would be in C++ not Java...
Yeah cross platform doesn't really interest me, I prefer the specialization that comes with a single OS language.
My friend made a java program that was supposed to open some text documents and combine. Them and he wrote one line of code wrong and it overloaded his PC and got a BSOD.
Originally Posted by Kantanomo
My friend made a java program that was supposed to open some text documents and combine. Them and he wrote one line of code wrong and it overloaded his PC and got a BSOD.
Originally Posted by Auxilium
Bugs and coding errors happen in all languages.
I tried recreating it in C# and the debugger stopped it before it happend
really you did the same thing as my friend omg
It's a extremely useful language.
But I don't suggest using at as your only language. But seeing it's not for you, I say go ahead and try it.
But I don't suggest using at as your only language. But seeing it's not for you, I say go ahead and try it.