Learning Java
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So, I've been a HTML & AS2 coder, but well, now I do want to start coding in Java. I've got a book with the basics, and I do understand everything pretty well (Java reminds me of AS2). So I've got a book with the basics, as I said, but are there some tutorials you could recommend, and any free Java programmers tool with syntax?
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Go to the source Neo :)
Tutorials -> http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/
Netbeans IDE -> http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/download.
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Although as a beginer netbeans is not the right thing for you, so I suggets a texteditor that integrates teh Java compiler
Textpad -> http://www.textpad.com
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At 6/1/08 10:06 AM, Jon-86 wrote: Although as a beginner NetBeans is not the right thing for you, so I suggest a text editor that integrates the Java compiler
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Jcreator Pro is a good free java compiler, and as for tuts just google it.


