public class PerfectApp
{
public static int main( String [] args )
{
System.out.println( "Shut up, foo!!" );
}
}
Improve that, please... (NO ASM, that's cheating!)
Cookie Thief
public class PerfectApp
{
public static int main( String [] args )
{
System.out.println( "Shut up, foo!!" );
}
}
Improve that, please... (NO ASM, that's cheating!)
Cookie Thief
Well this is a perfect console app, but not a perfect appletOriginally Posted by Castlevania
public class PerfectApp
{
public static int main( String [] args )
{
System.out.println( "Shut up, foo!!" );
}
}
Improve that, please... (NO ASM, that's cheating!)
Cookie Thief
I will admit that is impressive, I've been studying Java for 15 weeks now and I can say I suck, although we've been taught the ins and out of programming, come to think of it, we don't start doing actual programs for another 5 weeks.Well this is a perfect console app, but not a perfect applet
Cookie Thief
Thanks Theo it's really nice to chear that
Well actually it happens everywhere. The only one solution is to learn
programming and make some of them by yourself (Using helps. For example to create this applet I use only help from java.sun.com cause we haven't even learn how to make applets other than calculator).
Goner
We weren't taught anything about applets, only console mode Java programs.
Have you seen me before?
Cookie Thief
Yeah, the Java API is damn useful... I just wish the code examples they have there were easier to understand... The more complex GUI stuff can make your brain ooze...
Out of all the books on Java I've read, Thomas Wu's book, "An Introduction to Object Oriented Programming with Java" is by far the bestest best, so if you can get your hands on it, don't let it go away...
Any other cool books, mark...? I used to like the Deitel books, but now I kinda don't...
Cookie Thief
I use Computing concepts with Java Essentials by Cay Horstmann, and yes marcos you are right, I suppose just with a bit more practice I'll be able to do a bit more, but I keep getting a bit distracted
Oh well I'll confine myself to the library this week
Cookie Thief
Hmm...I have a programming book store on the first floor of myOut of all the books on Java I've read, Thomas Wu's book, "An Introduction to Object Oriented Programming with Java" is by far the bestest best, so if you can get your hands on it, don't let it go away...
school so I'll take a look at this title (maybe they'll have it) when the school starts again.
Shadow Assassin
The one we're using in my programming class is called OLAB. I'm not sure if it's a book or not -- it's probably an acronym, but I'm not sure for what -- but the teacher likes to photocopy pages out of it and use it instead of our textbook. It's really, really good. It tells you how to do something, what it does, shows you the basic format, then lets you take one of their incomplete programs and finish it. It's really good.
We haven't learned about applets yet, just regular old applications. We haven't even gotten into GUI yet.
Cookie Thief
wow I thought I was the only one around here doing JAVA, I'm glad to see I have a few comrades to suffer with
In my time doing this course I've gone as far as programming classes, and sub-classess, and in lectures going into Hierachy and onwards from there. Also started programming in Eclipse now as opposed to BlueJ
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