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Hello to all ,Watching Quality Programs , I dont know anything like feeling is coming.
I watched several videos of java begineers tutorial and i thought i know everything in Java. But I try to answer some of the threads and googled it for answer. run the sample programs in eclipse and i got screwed. Now I think I dont know anything in Java. Now Anybody please Tell me what I should do to become Expert?
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Re: Hello to all ,Watching Quality Programs , I dont know anything like feeling is coming.
First, get at least one good book about the Java language (the language itself .. not framework X, library X, technology X). Start the reading and in the while, try also to do many small programs to evaluate and understand the many language rules. All this possibly not with an IDE (like Eclipse, etc....) because IDEs tend to "hide" some concepts like the "classpath". So you should use any good but simple editor and compile/run from the command prompt using JDK tools.Originally Posted by Maharshi
And expect to spend at least from 1 to 3 months just to get a good knowledge on language basics.
Andrea, www.andbin.net — SCJP 5 (91%) – SCWCD 5 (94%)
Useful links for Java beginners – My new project Java Examples on Google Code
Maharshi (December 17th, 2013)
Re: Hello to all ,Watching Quality Programs , I dont know anything like feeling is coming.
Another testimonial that one can't learn programming (or any skill) by watching others do it. I hope you've learned that you actually have to DO it to LEARN it. Now follow andbin's advice and get to work.
Maharshi (December 17th, 2013)
Re: Hello to all ,Watching Quality Programs , I dont know anything like feeling is coming.
I agree with andbin and Greg. Writing, compiling and testing lots of small programs is a good approach to learning programming.
If you don't understand my answer, don't ignore it, ask a question.
Maharshi (December 17th, 2013)
Re: Hello to all ,Watching Quality Programs , I dont know anything like feeling is coming.
Head First Java book ,I am starting to read and trying to execute from comman prompt and thank you very much.
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