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Thank you for viewing this question. Please tell me where should I start to learn Java since i have VB and C++ backgrund. Currenlty I have few question to ask.
1. What is Swing, Java Beans, Java Servelet, and all java others terms.
2. Which IDE is most people prefer?
Thank You
1. What is Swing, Java Beans, Java Servelet, and all java others terms.
2. Which IDE is most people prefer?
Thank You
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1. What is Swing, Java Beans, Java Servelet, and all java others terms.
goto java.sun.com and try to find tutorial/documentation there.
2. Which IDE is most people prefer?
i prefer JEXT for its simplicity. u may try "heavy-duty" Forte.
goto java.sun.com and try to find tutorial/documentation there.
2. Which IDE is most people prefer?
i prefer JEXT for its simplicity. u may try "heavy-duty" Forte.
i think JBuilder 4.0 is good IDE
and try find all these topics in tutorial in javasoft.com.
I will be of great help to u
and try find all these topics in tutorial in javasoft.com.
I will be of great help to u
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Hm...It's out of what i have expected. So, many suggestion and ideas for me to consider. Thank You all fo you.
yuri1976, thank you for the web-sites wish you have sugested. I have another more request for you. Can u suggest for me somemore e-books on the internet. Well, this suggestion also open for others likesurendraboppana and katyen and umargul.
yuri1976, thank you for the web-sites wish you have sugested. I have another more request for you. Can u suggest for me somemore e-books on the internet. Well, this suggestion also open for others likesurendraboppana and katyen and umargul.
ASKER
Hm...It's out of what i have expected. So, many suggestion and ideas for me to consider. Thank You all fo you.
yuri1976, thank you for the web-sites wish you have sugested. I have another more request for you. Can u suggest for me somemore e-books on the internet. Well, this suggestion also open for others likesurendraboppana and katyen and umargul.
yuri1976, thank you for the web-sites wish you have sugested. I have another more request for you. Can u suggest for me somemore e-books on the internet. Well, this suggestion also open for others likesurendraboppana and katyen and umargul.
I've already provided you with all the links I could provide.
http://manning.spindoczine.com/sbe/ is an e-book on Swing
(you can see it in the list of my last comment under swing)
http://manning.spindoczine.com/sbe/ is an e-book on Swing
(you can see it in the list of my last comment under swing)
Here's the complete java language specification : http://java.sun.com/docs/books/jls/first_edition/html/index.html
Here's a site with a lot of information also:
http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~sullivan/Java.html
Suggestion : do a search on the net using your favorite search engine on "learning java" or something like that... You will find plenty of info.
Here's a site with a lot of information also:
http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~sullivan/Java.html
Suggestion : do a search on the net using your favorite search engine on "learning java" or something like that... You will find plenty of info.
www.oreilly.com/catalaog
if ur looking for abook i would suggest u to go through
Java 2 -the complete reference
its damn simple and stsrts right from the beginning like loops, conditional statements, classes, inheritance etc.since u've had experience in c++ u'll follow it with no difficulty.
www.oreilly.com/catalog has excellent examples on all the major topics and i advise u to firts got through the complete reference book and look into the examples of oreilly.
bye