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[Microsoft]

Where can i learn Java programming language, my geography teacher knows it. and hes coaching it this year but, i have no time + im having trouble with my Geometry class already. So can anyone tell me where can i learn Java not Javascript... before you tell me Use Google I would like to hear your suggestions first.


-Microsoft

[romy]

I have once on the net found a nice website where can you download nice guides of programing Java, C++, Basic and other programming languages. Check out at www.neuronix.info Page belongs to some IRC channel and is not tottaly nice. There is some annoying pop-up and stuff. But design is nice

[Microsoft]

can i get sugested another site that one is blocked for gambling :confused: i tried w3schools.com

[romy]

Nice page too. But i prefer neuronix.info. There you just download Java proggraming guide. But your page is goor too because of online help.

[snlildude87]

Try http://www.techbooksforfree.com/

I've never used that site myself, but I've heard a lot of stuff from it. Give it a try, and if you like it, go back here and tell us.

[round]

I would just buy a book. The bigger question here is, why would you want to learn java? It's sortof outdated right now. I mean if you really wanted to learn something that would turn out to be very useful, then i would suggest learning php. Although it's still a scripting language(doesn't need to be compiled) It's still closer to c++ and will start you off understanding database programs. I think trying to learn java if you don't understand programming at all will only get you discouraged.round

[round]

I forgot to post this link for you
http://java.sun.com/
and you should try and check out java.com aswell. Plus it might be tons better if you just did a search on google. Find the site which explains it to you in a way that you can understand.round

[Lozbo]

Microsoft, on Sep 28 2005, 02:31 PM, said:

i tried w3schools.com

w3schools is one of the best pages of tutorials ive seen around. I love it, its easy (but its not that descriptive some times, and you have to be not that newbie) and its a quick reference with online examples and "try it - yourself".

But you wont find JAVA tutorials here, just javascript.

Theres also a tutorial site i like, pixel 2 life , there are plenty of javascript tutorials, for doing specific things, AND the Java Development Tutorials which has much less tutorials, and actually have not tried any.

Pixel 2 Life has a lot of tutorials and it kinda focus on image software (graphic design) tutorials, and it has helped me a lot. Hope this works to you....

[grnjd]

go to http://www.cafeaulai...vatutorial.html for the tutorial. it may not be pretty but its ok. Have fun learning java, i tried it to learn it by myself, but that was a failure. so i suggest you take a course, like at school or at night. It really helps if someone teaches you the basics

[arboc7]

I would suggest that you go buy a book. That's how I began to learn Java, then I just examined lots of code to figure out good techniques, but a book is definitely the best starting place, in my opinion.

Good Luck learning Java!!