I havent done any programming in my life....i know the basic OOPS concepts....how can i start programming in java.....I need help from experienced people.....Thou gh I know the concepts......a nd loops,etc...... .i find it difficult when doing programs or when thinking logically in front of the computer.....if anyone cud help me on this please mail me in private and do reply in this forum as it will be helpful to all new programmers
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Go through Sun's Java Tutorial and practice on all the exercises.Originally posted by jyohere
The first tutorial describes in great detail how to set up your computer and
install the JDK (Java Development Kit), i.e. the compiler, runtime etc.
kind regards,
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Does anyone have any other good tips related to programming.... .Originally posted by JosAHComment
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Did you actually *read* my reply and at least have a *look* at all those tutorials?Originally posted by jyohere
They are all more than just good tips related to programming you know.
kind regards,
JosComment
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I don't think it's possible to come up with better tips than the ones already provided.Originally posted by jyohereComment
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a few good tips....
Find a comprehensive Java text book you like and buy it.
Read it and do the exercises and questions at the end of the chapter.
Do the Java tutorials as mentioned above.
When you read or hear about a cool class, write a program adding that class to it in a useful way. Then change it to be used in another process.
That will keep you busy for a while..I know it has kept me busy!Comment
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Thanx.....But which is the best book for java ....Originally posted by teddarrComment
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"The Java Programming Language" by James Gosling et al. Always read stuffOriginally posted by jyohere
written by the creators of the language. (the same goes for C and C++).
If you've read and understood that, select other literature.
kind regards,
JosComment
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I like Java, How to Program by Deitel and Deitel. It's newbie friendly in the beginning but takes the owner through some very complex stuff by the end. It's expensive in the book store, but you can get it on Amazon for about 2/3 of the counter price if you take a slightly used one.
Look around though. Go to your favorite book store and look at 4 or 5 different books. You may find another author's style you like better.Comment
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I asked the same question and I got these books
Head First Java
Thinking in Java by Bruce Eckel.
And the 3rd edition is free online:
http://www.mindview.ne t/Books/TIJ/
sandyw
and practice practice practice writting code and look at others codes written by others. Don't be afraid to ask question....Comment
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Thanx a lot to everyone.....Bu t, if anyone has some sample exercises to practice please post it so it will be helpful to everyoneOriginally posted by sandywComment
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As I wrote in my reply #2: go read those tutorials; there are lots of exercieseOriginally posted by jyohere
in there. Give them a try yourself. We are not going to invent exerecises for
you; you want to learn how to program; you do the exercises. When you're
stuck come back here. We are not going to spoonfeed you but we're all
willing to help you when you have a problem with one of those exercises.
kind regards,
JosComment
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Originally posted by JosAH
Thanx a lot!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!Comment
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