Kraa: You are Slackware Linux. You are the brightest among your peers, but are often mistaken as insane. Your elegant solutions to problems often take a little longer, but require much less effort to complete.
dude i hate java why the hell did they make do java as a beggining pre req for computer science why not VB?
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they are trying to teach you structured thinking... not how to dump your brain onto paper. VB _can_ do that for some that are already to think in that likeness, but seperating language from structure is much more simple with something completely foreign like c++/java.
imo the intro classes should be c. ..really disappointed by the inro classes that use c++ .. can't speak for the ones that use java
if it gets me nowhere, I'll go there proud; and I'm gonna go there free.
It's written from the perspective of someone moving from C to Java, but it is helpful for a beginning student as well. I was lost until I read this book. Better yet, it's free.
It's written from the perspective of someone moving from C to Java, but it is helpful for a beginning student as well. I was lost until I read this book. Better yet, it's free.
You're going to have to excuse octalpussy, she's new here...what she meant to say was the best JAVA book ever is JAVA in a Nutshell from O'REILLY, and to accompany that book you may want to purchase is JAVA Examples in a Nutshell...
You're going to have to excuse octalpussy, she's new here...what she meant to say was the best JAVA book ever is JAVA in a Nutshell from O'REILLY, and to accompany that book you may want to purchase is JAVA Examples in a Nutshell...
That will be all.
No... those are great references. But for a real down-to-earth explanation of the OO world (something that can be difficult for a strict C programmer), there is nothing better than Thinking in Java. That is all. Carry on.
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