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Java in 1st year. (Computing)

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  • 05-11-2010 2:02am
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    MakaDonVeli
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    Yea so anyone who is doing computing in 1st year atm will know we're all studying java.

    My friend has created a youtube account dedicated to helping and explaining how everything works.

    I find along with many others that he is great at explaining how things work.

    So yea, his youtube account is below and it will go over every java lab we have this year.

    http://www.youtube.com/user/TheJavaFiles

    Feel free to check it out if you need any help.


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    Nolaner
    Closed Accounts Posts: 22 ✭Nolaner


    =D thanks pal :P i do what i can :P also if anyone has any questions they can hit me up here in this thread or in a private message if you need any help :)


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    drunk_monk
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    Thanks alot I've just subscribed, these tutorials are gonna prove handy :)


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    Nolaner
    Closed Accounts Posts: 22 ✭Nolaner


    drunk_monk wrote: »
    Thanks alot I've just subscribed, these tutorials are gonna prove handy :)

    Your welcome, just getting into the swing of things now since i fixed my screen recoder so expect loads of activity :P


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    EKRIUQ
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    subbed


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    Nolaner
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    EKRIUQ wrote: »
    subbed

    Thanks man :) and if theres ever something you good people cant understand or i dont explain enough you can ask me her and i'll try help as best i can :)


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    MakaDonVeli
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    http://www.facebook.com/pages/TheJavaFiles/160262960678340


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    gorilla_ie
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    cheers lads ...


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    Nolanger
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4,556 ✭✭✭Nolanger


    Was that a Wexford accent?


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    Doff
    Registered Users Posts: 736 ✭✭✭Doff


    Nolanger wrote: »
    Was that a Wexford accent?


    Unfortunately yes :P Best video is the first one, The one we all watched in the lecture hall :P


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    Nolaner
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    Thanks guys sorry i havent put one up in a while but the lecturer wouldnt let me keep using the Jlabs so once i find a good book to work off of i will keep the videos going sorry for the delay!! :P but i have the laptop back now so i should do them fairly soon!


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    Warez Dispenser
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    Try other tutorials on Youtube. I found this one handy...

    http://www.thenewboston.com

    Loads of tutorials on different programming languages


    :):):)


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    yozzer99
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    Hi

    Need java tutorials for the next 3 weeks for a college exam any advice where I would get them in Dublin.

    Rgds
    John


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    RealistSpy
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    yozzer99 wrote: »
    Hi

    Need java tutorials for the next 3 weeks for a college exam any advice where I would get them in Dublin.

    Rgds
    John

    Are you in the college yeh? I can help you out if you want. I can also help you out remotely providing you have a good network connection


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    yozzer99
    Registered Users Posts: 4 ✭yozzer99


    Yes I would be interested in getting assistance.
    I have a good network connection.
    You can e-mail me at cmgleeso@tcd.ie to discuss it further.
    Thanks


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    Sobanek
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    Added to bookmarks. Will be useful for next year perhaps.


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    hare05
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    Don't be too worried lads, first year java is quite easy to pick up (As you already know by now).

    I have a few tutorial sites bookmarked on the laptop for other languages / language methodology in general, so I'll post them tomorrow for you.

    Second year here btw.


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    JohnMc1
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    Too bad these tutorials weren't around when I was in Computing at Carlow IT :( I'm trying to get back in so hopefully they'll come in handy.


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    Sobanek
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3,354 ✭✭✭Sobanek


    JohnMc1 wrote: »
    Too bad these tutorials weren't around when I was in Computing at Carlow IT :( I'm trying to get back in so hopefully they'll come in handy.

    Did you drop out?


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    JohnMc1
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    Sobanek wrote: »
    JohnMc1 wrote: »
    Too bad these tutorials weren't around when I was in Computing at Carlow IT :( I'm trying to get back in so hopefully they'll come in handy.

    Did you drop out?

    Yes. I didn't think the course was right for me. I was having problems with Programming, math and operating Systems. I was looking into getting back to repeat those courses but I have to wait until August.


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    RealistSpy
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    @JohnMc1: What part do you find difficult? I might be able to give you are hand.


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    JohnMc1
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    RealistSpy wrote: »
    @JohnMc1: What part do you find difficult? I might be able to give you are hand.

    Programming was my achilles heel. Trying to learn Java is like trying to learn a foreign language. Except Java is completely unforgiveable. The least little thing and your program wouldn't run [ie your ; being in the wrong place]


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