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  • Shabbs

    project

    Hi,
    well i am new in this field of programming.
    so if any one can suggest me a good website
    which gives a full listing of projects and help us in making that project.
    i believe by making projects i will learn programming much faster.
    so plz help me in this regard
    hoping to find a solution from u guys !
    bye
  • FISH

    #2
    Re: project

    shabbs83@hotmai l.com (Shabbs) wrote in message news:<1ebcca19. 0308170938.3674 9358@posting.go ogle.com>...[color=blue]
    > Hi,
    > well i am new in this field of programming.
    > so if any one can suggest me a good website
    > which gives a full listing of projects and help us in making that project.[/color]


    If you are really new to programming as a whole, can I recommend
    you start with something other than Java? Particularly if you
    intend to learn by means other than books or courses. Java is a
    fine language, but it isn't really intended as a 'waterwings'
    language like BASIC and other are. And the J2SE API is now quite
    daunting, in size and content, for someone taking their first
    baby-steps in programming.

    I'd suggest something like Javascript - which is built into all
    popular web browsers, is simple, friendly, and well supported
    on-line. Or Python if you want to start off with a true object
    orientated language. Learning on these more novice-friendly
    languages will hopefully make you a better programmer in the long
    run. Once you've cut your teeth on these, you can move onto Java,
    C++, etc.

    If you're looking to move to Java from another language, tutorials
    and guides to most aspects of Java can be found at "java.sun.c om".
    They usually contain trivial example projects to demonstrate what
    they are teaching.


    -FISH- ><>

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    • FISH

      #3
      Re: project

      "Phil" <rynes@ieee.org > wrote in message news:<ria0b.147 265$It4.74231@r wcrnsc51.ops.as p.att.net>...[color=blue]
      > I disagree. Now is the perfect time to learn Java
      > and OO stuff. If you start with something like 'c'
      > that is not OO, then you have all that stuff to
      > "unlearn."[/color]


      That wasn't even remotely the point I was making. Please
      re-read my posting.


      -FISH- ><>

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      • Shabbs

        #4
        Re: project

        joeking@merseym ail.com (FISH) wrote in message news:<dbc5020.0 308190121.6f53e eab@posting.goo gle.com>...[color=blue]
        > "Phil" <rynes@ieee.org > wrote in message news:<ria0b.147 265$It4.74231@r wcrnsc51.ops.as p.att.net>...[color=green]
        > > I disagree. Now is the perfect time to learn Java
        > > and OO stuff. If you start with something like 'c'
        > > that is not OO, then you have all that stuff to
        > > "unlearn."[/color]
        >
        >
        > That wasn't even remotely the point I was making. Please
        > re-read my posting.
        >
        >
        > -FISH- ><>[/color]

        Well u both are right in ur point of view.
        but still i will go for Java.
        so if any one knows about a website which contains Projects in java
        and also guide us,plz give me the URL.
        this will help me very much.
        so URL plzzz.......

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        • Douwe

          #5
          Re: project

          shabbs83@hotmai l.com (Shabbs) wrote in message news:<1ebcca19. 0308190715.2c76 6659@posting.go ogle.com>...[color=blue]
          > joeking@merseym ail.com (FISH) wrote in message news:<dbc5020.0 308190121.6f53e eab@posting.goo gle.com>...[color=green]
          > > "Phil" <rynes@ieee.org > wrote in message news:<ria0b.147 265$It4.74231@r wcrnsc51.ops.as p.att.net>...[color=darkred]
          > > > I disagree. Now is the perfect time to learn Java
          > > > and OO stuff. If you start with something like 'c'
          > > > that is not OO, then you have all that stuff to
          > > > "unlearn."[/color]
          > >
          > >
          > > That wasn't even remotely the point I was making. Please
          > > re-read my posting.
          > >
          > >
          > > -FISH- ><>[/color]
          >
          > Well u both are right in ur point of view.
          > but still i will go for Java.
          > so if any one knows about a website which contains Projects in java
          > and also guide us,plz give me the URL.
          > this will help me very much.
          > so URL plzzz.......[/color]

          The website of Sun already provides you with tons of
          information/tutorials please see http://java.sun.com. Second thing I
          would do is download/buy an good IDE for example Eclipse (which is
          even free) http://www.eclipse.org . But I would not start with
          programming in the IDE instead I would start programming using a
          simple text editor and compile stuff via a shell/command-prompt. In
          that way you learn how things are running in the background. Later you
          can slowly move to the IDE. For the rest I dont know any other good
          sites with some simple examples.

          Douwe :)

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