Oh, java! You'll never take me alive if I don't have a say.
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After pouring my heart out while learning c# from scratch someone comes up with the brilliant idea that my programming class has to be in java ! Learning a new IDE all over again (so how exactly do I add a form/window in this netbeans IDE?) is not quite appealing if you haven't even torn apart the previous one. Did I mention there's a whole new set of class libraries to learn? I can see that java sdk grinning, so you think you've worn? I don't think so, armed with java 4 dummies its time to rock this thing the old school way, tear it apart till I get this exception "I, the java runtime, has given in, hope you're happy coz am about to crash". But until then i'll be pretty much whining trying to find an equivalent of "console.ReadLine ()". I hope noone is having to learn a new language in 3 days like me. If by any chance some poor bloke is, all the best coz who said it can't be done.
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After pouring my heart out while learning c# from scratch someone comes up with the brilliant idea that my programming class has to be in java ! Learning a new IDE all over again (so how exactly do I add a form/window in this netbeans IDE?) is not quite appealing if you haven't even torn apart the previous one. Did I mention there's a whole new set of class libraries to learn? I can see that java sdk grinning, so you think you've worn? I don't think so, armed with java 4 dummies its time to rock this thing the old school way, tear it apart till I get this exception "I, the java runtime, has given in, hope you're happy coz am about to crash". But until then i'll be pretty much whining trying to find an equivalent of "console.ReadLine ()". I hope noone is having to learn a new language in 3 days like me. If by any chance some poor bloke is, all the best coz who said it can't be done.
You need three whole days to learn a new programming language? :confused:
Chris Maunder wrote:
Fixign now.
But who's fixing the fixign?
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You need three whole days to learn a new programming language? :confused:
Chris Maunder wrote:
Fixign now.
But who's fixing the fixign?
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After pouring my heart out while learning c# from scratch someone comes up with the brilliant idea that my programming class has to be in java ! Learning a new IDE all over again (so how exactly do I add a form/window in this netbeans IDE?) is not quite appealing if you haven't even torn apart the previous one. Did I mention there's a whole new set of class libraries to learn? I can see that java sdk grinning, so you think you've worn? I don't think so, armed with java 4 dummies its time to rock this thing the old school way, tear it apart till I get this exception "I, the java runtime, has given in, hope you're happy coz am about to crash". But until then i'll be pretty much whining trying to find an equivalent of "console.ReadLine ()". I hope noone is having to learn a new language in 3 days like me. If by any chance some poor bloke is, all the best coz who said it can't be done.
Pmwanzia wrote:
trying to find an equivalent of "console.ReadLine ()
They have organized that in the Console class, and given the method an appropriate name, see the doc[^]
Console.readLine();
If you know .NET and C# you should get acquainted with Java in a day or two... :)
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You don't have to learn the whole thing in three days: just slightly more than you are going to teach the students... :doh:
Real men don't use instructions. They are only the manufacturers opinion on how to put the thing together. Manfred R. Bihy: "Looks as if OP is learning resistant."
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After pouring my heart out while learning c# from scratch someone comes up with the brilliant idea that my programming class has to be in java ! Learning a new IDE all over again (so how exactly do I add a form/window in this netbeans IDE?) is not quite appealing if you haven't even torn apart the previous one. Did I mention there's a whole new set of class libraries to learn? I can see that java sdk grinning, so you think you've worn? I don't think so, armed with java 4 dummies its time to rock this thing the old school way, tear it apart till I get this exception "I, the java runtime, has given in, hope you're happy coz am about to crash". But until then i'll be pretty much whining trying to find an equivalent of "console.ReadLine ()". I hope noone is having to learn a new language in 3 days like me. If by any chance some poor bloke is, all the best coz who said it can't be done.
Learn it. Java gives you a complete new range of tools to work with. There are so much projects out there! There are a lot of languages following up to Java. You will learn a lot more languages in the future. But it all will refer back to good old plain Java. And - drink coffee! The more coffee Java you drink, the more Java you program! :-D regards Torsten
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