thank you for the resource, but :
{public static boolean isDigit(char ch)
Determines if the specified character is a digit.
A character is a digit if its general category type, provided by Character.getType(ch), is DECIMAL_DIGIT_NUMBER.
Some Unicode character ranges that contain digits:
'\u0030' through '\u0039', ISO-LATIN-1 digits ('0' through '9')
'\u0660' through '\u0669', Arabic-Indic digits
'\u06F0' through '\u06F9', Extended Arabic-Indic digits
'\u0966' through '\u096F', Devanagari digits
'\uFF10' through '\uFF19', Fullwidth digits
Many other character ranges contain digits as well.}
means very little to me. at no point does it show Character.isDigit(); in an example with say, a
string. It just shows (public static boolean isDigit(char ch)) . it definitely shows Character.getType(); which is more confusing than when i got there seeing as i was trying to learn about the previous command and see an example of it's implementation.
That's to say i even know that it's a class built into Java in the first place. Is there a better resource for learning Java, or am I just not cut out for it? I feel like most things i try and access leave out things when they explain them, and code must be exact, therefore my code will never work
without exact explanations.
I feel like i have to scour the net and wade through 3-4 videos just to pars a simple 2 sentence explanation of a basic concept. Maybe i'm just burnt. Just seems like a terrible way to learn java.