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an easy clear java programming tutorial
hello im new in this community.
i am currently studying java language but i am hard up on understanding some of its terms(methods, class...) and concepts(loops, condition...) and so i realize that learning from the beginning using the right tutorial for beginners like me will greatly help.
i just want to ask from you guys an easy and clear tutorial for java programming.
right now i use JCreator for compiling(because it is simple)
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Re: an easy clear java programming tutorial
Hello zkil_jpf,
Welcome to the Java Programing Forums
The best place to start is here: Trail: Getting Started (The Java™ Tutorials)
It's exactly where I first started and it covers absolutely everything you need to know..
When you get stuck, please post back and I will do my best to help you.
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Re: an easy clear java programming tutorial
Greetings zkil_jpf,
As JavaPF suggested you can practice by going thru the site. If you want to read it with hardcopy like a book , one of my friend suggested me this book. Java :How to Program, Sixth Edition By H. M. Deitel - Deitel & Associates, Inc. It was nice really. Am too a beginner only. Other gurus in this forum may also know about this book. But just wanted to share. They had comments for each and every syntax which would be helpful if we don't have a mentor nearby.
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