kirkl_uk

I'd be happy to help you with anything you don't understand on MSN Messenger, if you use that.

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Easter Bunny

i find that most books assume that you know some other language(even when they don't say so... but most do)as well as thorough knowledge of computers and the inner workings. i once tried to work through a delphi(ewww) book and at one stage i could make nice looking screens with buttons and stuff(and so could a three year old). the next bit that i couldn't find in the book was how to get stuff that the user types in and display it somewhere.

apparently "thinking in java" is nice, but i wouldn't know. usually when i get stuck i go back to the stuff i got during the course. i've also read in various posts and forums that sun has a nice java tutorial.

http://java.sun.com
www.java.com

download "thinking in java" here:
http://www.codeguru.com/java/tij/TIJrtf.zip

author's site:
http://www.bruceeckel.com/

have fun with java... weeeeee!!!!!

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Berto

you just need a begineers book or tutorial to get the fundementals down.

Pizentios

i found the ebook that i was talking about in the above post.

here's what it includes.

-Java in a nutshell
-Java Language Reference
-Java Fundamental Class Reference
-Exploring Java

if anybody is interested, you know where i hang out.

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bl00dninja

try this:

http://chortle.ccsu.ctstateu.edu/CS151/cs151java.html

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