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Please help am Begginner
hello, i started to use use java last year and am tired of typing codes only.....now i need to go advanced i want to make an E post office system......Its just simple i need to know what I should learn to accomplish this........,
secondly, i installed Linux mint and i want to start typing my java code to it what should i do,,,,,i need a begginer help am on terminal and i dont know what to do......thanx
Re: Please help am Begginner
Go advanced? Is that a switch you flip like turbo mode, or what?
What is an "E post office system?" Describe what you think that does.
Have you installed the Java SDK on your Mint computer? There are beginner "How tos" for setting up a Java development environment on a Linux Mint computer. Try Googling. You may not find specific help here unless someone uses Mint. I do not.
After you get the the SDK installed, decide which IDE or Programmer's Editor you want to use. Then do the HelloWorld tutorial to ensure your environment is set up correctly and ready for going into Advanced Mode.
Come back when you need help.
Re: Please help am Begginner
First off, please see the link in my signature on asking questions the smart way, especially the bits about using proper spelling and grammar. Many of our users do not speak English as a first language, so using SMS-style abbreviations is confusing and just plain lazy.
Secondly, the tutorials are your best friend: "Hello World!" for Solaris OS and Linux (The Java™ Tutorials > Getting Started > The "Hello World!" Application)
Finally, it sounds like you're biting off more than you can chew. Start small. Write some basic programs before trying to create whatever an E post office system is. Try a simple calculator application or a game of pong, and work your way up from there.
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