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Java

skinny90 · 2012-04-27 21:22:33

Hi, I have a programming exam next week with java using blueJ it wont be open book. I have used visual basics-I was alright with Dreamweaver-same again And Sql-Absolutly loved using. With Java im finding it very difficult to make sense of it all,I have books but their very technical Does anyone have any help regarding this…

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27-04-2012 10:22pm

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skinny90

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Hi,
I have a programming exam next week with java using blueJ it wont be open book.
I have used visual basics-I was alright with
Dreamweaver-same again
And Sql-Absolutly loved using.
With Java im finding it very difficult to make sense of it all,I have books but their very technical
Does anyone have any help regarding this issue via website links/tutorial,books.I would be greatful.
Just something that would help me understand java easier
Thanks

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#2 27-04-2012 10:33pm
Encrypted Pigeon

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Try the new Boston, loads of video tutorials http://thenewboston.org

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#3 27-04-2012 10:44pm
skinny90

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Sintel wrote: »

Try the new Boston, loads of video tutorials http://thenewboston.org

Thanks il give it a look
Like with vb i was fine,I was able to use "x" as an example to different topics and questions and just learn off what ever body was needed for it to work and sub in what ever variable's integers needed.

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#4 28-04-2012 12:23am
CarefulNow

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Also this http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056620200
I had a look at the Java stuff earlier. Its pretty good, especially for revising, The topics are broken up nicely.

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#5 28-04-2012 12:41am
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This might help with the concepts..

http://infobyte.blogspot.com/2010/11/object-oriented-programming-concepts.html

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