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I want to learn how to program in Java. I know it won't be easy, but I really want to try it out. I've seen many website tutorials and books. However I am wondering which do you guys prefer? If you learned about it from books and the net.

Originally Posted by syclone

I want to learn how to program in Java. I know it won't be easy, but I really want to try it out. I've seen many website tutorials and books. However I am wondering which do you guys prefer? If you learned about it from books and the net.

Ask Jetamay. He eats java for breakfast while dave eats cake.

Originally Posted by Obama

Ask Jetamay. He eats java for breakfast while dave eats cake.

Don't you drink java?
hehe

Lol. I will. Any suggestions though?

I knows the Java :P, but I learned it in school, so I can't recommend any books out of experience. But if I was to suggest some books. I would say just look in your local bookstore for any beginner's guides. It's a pretty popular language. I see more Java books then C++ books TBH.

Some good Java compilers:

Eclipse, when your ready for it...
BlueJ, Good to start off with.

download JCreator pro
the 1st lesson

Code:

public class yourClass
{
public static void main (string [] args)
{
system.out.print("HELLO");
}
}

why06 impostor?

Originally Posted by Katbox

why06 impostor?

OMG! Sob stole my name. I am the real why06! GTFO D: ahhhhh!

Java is not harder then C++, they are both equally difficult, and complex languages, just depends how much you want to learn.

learn c++. I have been learning java for over 3 years and i have heard that it is very similar to c++, only difference is that c++ is used to make games and serious programs, java is used to teach kids and make gay web applets. I always regret not starting with c++.

Originally Posted by why06

OMG! Sob stole my name. I am the real why06! GTFO D: ahhhhh!

Java is not harder then C++, they are both equally difficult, and complex languages, just depends how much you want to learn.

Both are OOP, so i'd say it's probably about equal. But then again I don't know c++ that well or java at all.

Originally Posted by Calard

learn c++. I have been learning java for over 3 years and i have heard that it is very similar to c++, only difference is that c++ is used to make games and serious programs, java is used to teach kids and make gay web applets. I always regret not starting with c++.

Don't kid yourself. C++ has the backing of Microsoft which provides tons of SDK's including the DirectX SDK which is used for making games, but Java even without the backing of a multi-billion dollar company like Microsoft, Java still excels in its on right. Lol not that SUN Microsystems is by any estimate a small company, but much smaller compared to Microsoft.

Java is used primarily for Web Development: Servlets, applets, etc. The Web Browser has essentially become a way to port many Java applications. Java is also much more versatile the C++, so on many occassions you could see servers running Java. And considering the internet is becoming a bigger and bigger thing and certainly isn't going away, now that nearly every computer on the planet is networked or if not can be networked easily you can plan for Java to be a necessary language to learn if you plan on going into any intense WebDesign.

Even more-so Google, one of the most powerful tech companies in the world, has released and SDK in Java for its new Android phone taken up by the carrier Verizon Wireless. This phone industry is becoming greater influence. Smartphones and netbooks will eventually have the versatility of a laptop, if not already. Java has already staked an impressive foothold in the phone industry with the help of Google. Making it a contender against Microsofts Windows Phone and the iPhone. Haha, but guess what?

The Android SDK is much easier to work with then C++ or Objective-C... dear god >_>.. for that matter so I can guarantee that the wealth of apps will becoming from guess what? The same people who made all the applets on the internet in Java... meaning that in sheer volume of applications the Android phone should blow all the others out of the water. Not to mention Google is also porting its Chrome OS to netbooks. Not to mention SUn Microsystems is a proponent of open source software, who's popularity seems to be growing. It is already proven that open source software has shorter development times and are more robust the proprietary software...

Lol. like my sales pitch? In other words Java does not suck :P

Another reason to skip the motorola droid and get a Windows Mobile phone - Thanks Why!

Originally Posted by B1ackAnge1

Another reason to skip the motorola droid and get a Windows Mobile phone - Thanks Why!

again, way off topic. Windows mobile rocks. I had the BlackJack from Samsung with Windows Mobile 5

I had a Gameboy emulator with most of the pokemon games on it! =D

Originally Posted by B1ackAnge1

Another reason to skip the motorola droid and get a Windows Mobile phone - Thanks Why!

You all just wait... Droid will blow windows mobile away. You can't hit Ctrl-Alt-Delete on a phone.

Anyway I might even plan to program some apps myself for Droid. Yes, I will program my Droid phone to send viruses to non-Droid phones, then I can call you up BA, and we'll see who's phone is better

Java is harders than C++

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