Barry Burd wrote:What do you find most difficult about learning Java? (... or ... Think about the things that you currently use for learning Java. In what ways are they most lacking?)
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Jelle Klap wrote:Were they classes, were they objects? How do they interact?
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Barry Burd wrote:What do you find most difficult about learning Java? (... or ... Think about the things that you currently use for learning Java. In what ways are they most lacking?)
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Finley Burke wrote:Berry,
My hard part is learning how to start a program, the 1st lines of code.
I think that is my spot that blocks me from learning how to write code.
Not sure if this is normal but that is me.
Finley Burke wrote:My hard part is learning how to start a program, the 1st lines of code.
I think that is my spot that blocks me from learning how to write code.
Not sure if this is normal but that is me.
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Miles Williams wrote:So basically I have no idea how to go about creating a game in Java. I know it's about libraries and learning to use them. But of course all the basics need to be learned first.
What I'd like to see is something that teaches Java from a game programmers perspective. Much like Game Institute do with C++
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Miles Williams wrote:As I said though I would like to see something that focuses on teaching Java that is specific to games.
The only Java game programming book I've seen was a little beyond my level at that time. O'Reillys Killer Game Programming in Java. From memory it has some sort of cat on the cover like a lynx or something.
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