Java Quick Reference Sheet (Cheat Sheet)

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Wow, I wish this was around during my CS 122 class, when I was learning java.

Thank You very much for this. i am sure it will help me enormously.

rethikim, I've moved your question into a separate post in the Java forum, it's title is: Exception in thread main.
Next time please start a new thread for a question, don't hijack another one.

It was cheat sheet which brought me from internet to DIC.

Thanks for it.

Great thanls, I must really learn this about Javascript. I'm totally "green"
Thanks. xxxBetsy xxx

Java is different from JavaScript. There is non for javascript. But you may request one here.

http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=17947

an awesome post..this will be good for me to learn java now..

WAT THE BULLSHIT IS THIS REFERENCE......... I AM UN ABLE TO OPEN THE CONTENT

Awww Shucks. With that kind of attitude, it's probably a good thing.

Man, I love DIC! This reference will surely come in handy for my course Thank you so much!

I sure hope this will help me with my Java class

This is all a java programmer needs!!

thanks

Awesome!! Remembering the proper syntax is half the battle!
Very handy, Thanks!

I am totally new to JAVA. A true beginner. So I am going to need all the help I can get to pass this JAVA class. Thanks for being there. Hopefully this site will help me. I have saved you as a favorite.

Fantastic! Quick Reference sheets are always a plus when you have been writing code in different languages or are a bit rusty.

I agree, thanks Skyhawk! (And all others who contributed)

The cheat sheet doesn't open for me either, it says it's damaged and con't be repaired

Great job DIC. You guys are a great resource for beginners and pros alike.

Thank you for the refernce sheet. It helps a great deal.

Thanks very much. It's very useful for me. Thanks Dream.In.Code!

WOW I just found these and THANKS!!! I am finishing up my intro programming class than next sem off to java, but I will be using this in the summer hopefully to get ahead!! Huge Help!!!!

Wow! very nice!

Fantastic! This sheet will help a lot

Would you all mind if I shared this with some of my classmates?? Or would you rather I redirect them to the site instead?

The cheat sheets are open to the public and were made for people to share. Have at it and pass it around to all of your friends. Let me know about our site too if they have questions with their projects. You don't have to direct them here, but any word of mouth is great so if you want to drop the URL feel free.

Be sure to check out all the other cheat sheets we have made for various languages as well.

Enjoy!

I can't open this one either -- say's it's damaged.

There really is a problem here --maybe browser or Adobe reader version?

thank you for this....very helpful!!

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Thanks .helpful

I just found this site... I am a student of programming.... with this site i think i can learn all the languages...

This site can help anyone to be a good programmer or even the best programmer you can be..


THANKS GUY FOR SHARING YOUR KNOWLEDGE!

anyone find a solution to this problem?

I was getting frustrated going back and fourth in my text book getting information. Thanks for the guide AWESOME!

Thank you very much for this!!! it has already been useful
keep up the good work!!

thank you for this again. i found first for c++ and java after.
it is very very very helpful and it will be too
and it is good for programmers who write in multiple lang. this helps not missed up.
between languages.

Wow this is a huge super help for me to go over what i need to know in java, thanks so much in posting this up

This is an excellent resource for beginners =)
I had one question though... String was listed under data types. The String class resides in the java.lang package (which is auto-imported into all classes). Because of this, I think of a String as a class rather than a data type. Of course, the other side of the argument is that it IS a data type because it can accept a value from text wrapped in quotations ("Text"), without needing a constructor.....

Anyways, there's my 2 cents XD
Thanks again for the sheet though =)