2) No one on the planet could teach a whole programming language in only ten pages.
I don't want to be rude or anything, but honestly this is one of the most ignorant things I've heard on this forum.
1) If you really want a tutorial, then just buy a book. Most of the people here wouldn't really be able to help you with most of the Java basics.
2) No one on the planet could teach a whole programming language in only ten pages.
I learned starting with 'ThePack' rev 76 v62. The way i've learned most of my 'java skills' is through studying actual code that i find in different sources and repacks. An amazing site i have recently discovered (thanks to the coder's paradise section) has also helped me.To view the content, you need to sign in or register
Give that a try, it basically gives you a problem and asks you to code and solve meeting the requirements in the introduction, its a really great site imo and it has helped me hone in my skills.
I learned starting with 'ThePack' rev 76 v62. The way i've learned most of my 'java skills' is through studying actual code that i find in different sources and repacks. An amazing site i have recently discovered (thanks to the coder's paradise section) has also helped me.To view the content, you need to sign in or register
Give that a try, it basically gives you a problem and asks you to code and solve meeting the requirements in the introduction, its a really great site imo and it has helped me hone in my skills.
Thanks for the CodingBat site, I really like it.
It might help me get back into Java![]()
import animals.Cow;
import entities.*;
public class Moo{
public static void main(String [] args){
Cow[] yourCows = new Cow[2];
for(int i = 0; i < 2; i++)
yourCows[i] = new Cow();
EntityObject You = EntityObject.getFactory().generateSecondPerson();
System.out.println(You.getRefer().toString()+" have " + yourCows.length + " cows.");
}
}