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    Hello my name is BlackJavaCoder. And im here to learn java because i want to become an expert java programmer later. At the moment im 16 years old so have plenty of time to learn java before i need to use it in a job probarlly over 4-5 years. So i have time but that doesnt mean i gonna slowly start learning im going to learn java everyday by reading books watching videos reading tutorials here and otherplaces and of course making alot of programs i just bought a memory stick of 32Gb to store my programs on that the only thing wil get on it i also gonna take a log of my progress so can see with cih parts i struggled the most. I hope i can learn alot of you guys.

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    i just bought a memory stick of 32Gb to store my programs on
    32GB is a lot of code! A lot of people use online file storage services for backing up their source code - it would be too bad if the dog ate your memory stick. The amount of storage they give you never sounds like very much, but I think you'll be surprised by how long it takes you to write 100KB of working code - even before you zip it down to about 10% the size. It takes me a long time

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    Hey BlackJavaCoder, welcome to the Java Programming Forums

    It's always good to start young! You have a good head on your shoulders.
    Feel free to ask any questions you may have.

    I hope you like the site.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sean4u View Post
    32GB is a lot of code! A lot of people use online file storage services for backing up their source code - it would be too bad if the dog ate your memory stick. The amount of storage they give you never sounds like very much, but I think you'll be surprised by how long it takes you to write 100KB of working code - even before you zip it down to about 10% the size. It takes me a long time

    Welcome to Java programming!
    I konw but i also have to store my c code + powerpoint i get from my teacher in school the coming 3 years and yea its alot of code but i iwl code alot of code also .

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    Quote Originally Posted by JavaPF View Post
    Hey BlackJavaCoder, welcome to the Java Programming Forums

    It's always good to start young! You have a good head on your shoulders.
    Feel free to ask any questions you may have.

    I hope you like the site.
    yea do you know where i should start out with java coding because all those tutorials here arent for beginners as far i can understand them

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    The best place to start is here - Trail: Getting Started (The Java™ Tutorials)

    Pretty much all of us would of started learning there
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    I recommend Bucky's stream (youtube), i am currently progressing through his videos and I am currently VERY informed I now understand switches, else, Nested if statements and using multiple classes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 12sea21 View Post
    I recommend Bucky's stream (youtube), i am currently progressing through his videos and I am currently VERY informed I now understand switches, else, Nested if statements and using multiple classes.
    i alrdy understand nested if statements and such because i porgrammed in C++ before but i like java more and i was going to use bucky but thanks

    JavaPF thanks i wil check it out