Originally posted by Marco Ehrentreich:
As it seems you're trying to learn the Java language at the moment. I'd suggest you take an IDE of your choice like Eclipse or Netbeans and just use it to play around a little.
The IDE knows all the syntax details and you can test everything you're curious about This will save you a lot of time and answer most of your questions.
Everything has got its own deadline including one's EGO!
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Originally posted by Raghavan Muthu:
This is the major reason for avoiding an IDE in the beginner's stage!
SCJP 5.0 - Passed
Everything has got its own deadline including one's EGO!
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Everything has got its own deadline including one's EGO!
[CodeBarn] [Java Concepts-easily] [Corey's articles] [SCJP-SUN] [Servlet Examples] [Java Beginners FAQ] [Sun-Java Tutorials] [Java Coding Guidelines]