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Duh
, PHP is the easiest programming language you can work with ^^, but its waay too slow for nice applications.
Duh
, PHP is the easiest programming language you can work with ^^, but its waay too slow for nice applications.
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Not really. Once you understand the whole idea of object-oriented programming, the rest of it is pretty logical.
Things that helped me were:
- learning simple things first
- having a teacher who could get me past the basics (my brother)
- having a book that gave many code examples and didn't rush into creating games, GUIs or standalone applications
- having an Integrated Development Environment to assist in formatting my code (BlueJ; it's free, and the most-used options are easy to find)
- Google; once you learn how to access the given library of classes, you can find their names, methods and other specifications on Sun's website using Google
- having a group of people to bounce ideas off of, and a spare pair of eyes to see mistakes that you miss (I recommend getting a partner to learn with, mine was my brother but he already knew alot of Java)
- BEING ENTHUSIASTIC! If you aren't interested in learning something, it's a lot harder! Ask someone who knows what they're doing for more information if you become curious.
Ok, so it sounds kind of cheesy, but it's true!
Things that helped me were:
- learning simple things first
- having a teacher who could get me past the basics (my brother)
- having a book that gave many code examples and didn't rush into creating games, GUIs or standalone applications
- having an Integrated Development Environment to assist in formatting my code (BlueJ; it's free, and the most-used options are easy to find)
- Google; once you learn how to access the given library of classes, you can find their names, methods and other specifications on Sun's website using Google
- having a group of people to bounce ideas off of, and a spare pair of eyes to see mistakes that you miss (I recommend getting a partner to learn with, mine was my brother but he already knew alot of Java)
- BEING ENTHUSIASTIC! If you aren't interested in learning something, it's a lot harder! Ask someone who knows what they're doing for more information if you become curious.
Ok, so it sounds kind of cheesy, but it's true!
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