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RE: [Java] My First Program - Ex094 - 02-23-2013
(02-23-2013, 09:17 AM)Jacob Wrote: @OP, don't give up, ever. If you want to be a programmer then be one! It's just the TNB generally sucks for teaching programming because he usually learns the basics then afterwards learns himself as he teachers others. (my assumption as it seems, lol). Look around here and other places for sources you can read through and get the idea behind.Well Said, He's totally right!
RE: [Java] My First Program - BunnyJ - 02-23-2013
(02-23-2013, 12:12 AM)LightX Wrote: What book are you using? I couldn't find one that did the same as videos. They were informative, but I jsut didn't get them as well. It was easier to learn from actual videos and doing.
I'm using Introduction to Java Programing 6th Edition by: Y Daniel Liang. It's the comprehensive edition.. about 1,600+ pages long and very good IMO.
There are more current editions but I found a download for this one.
HTH
EDIT: I just got the 9th edition... Going to start printing parts of it off.
RE: [Java] My First Program - BunnyJ - 02-23-2013
(02-23-2013, 12:12 AM)LightX Wrote: What book are you using? I couldn't find one that did the same as videos. They were informative, but I jsut didn't get them as well. It was easier to learn from actual videos and doing.
I'm using Introduction to Java Programing 6th Edition by: Y Daniel Liang. It's the comprehensive edition.. about 1,600+ pages long and very good IMO.
There are more current editions but I found a download for this one.
HTH
EDIT: I just got the 9th edition... Going to start printing parts of it off.