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prajayshetty
13 Jun, 2008 - 10:06 AM
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guys ne budy know where will i get java question to solve
i only know till operatros and all of c and c++ required for java
ne budy can give me link so that ican improve mine skills and as i am learning i wil learn others too

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13 Jun, 2008 - 10:22 AM
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well.. I've been looking for problems like that and what I've found.. is IMO.. not very essential for me in developing my skills.. and looking for a quiz like problem isn't really helpful for me..

well In my opinion (IMO) .. if you know the basics.. like arrays, loops, datatypes, classes, methods, etc.. then you don't need school like problem solving....

heres what you need to better develop your skill.. IMO.. blink.gif

1. Plan a big project. Think of what you want to learn and focus on it.. JAVA api is really big.. i'll bet you can't learn them all..

2. Develop or researching ability and your skill in using google.. by what I call.. what-do-I-need and how-do-I-get-it method..

example: .. If your project needs a JFrame, or needs an interface.. then search google for API documentation on how to use em..

3. If you got bored.. like me.. hang here at DIC and try to solve all the problem posted here.. this is very essential simply because most problems here are ACTUAL PROBLEMS not theoretical problems..

4. If you master GOOGLE.. and you develop your skill in understanding documentation.. well that's the time you go search for theoretical problems.. school like quiz problems.. that will consume your free time.. lmao.. but I don't think its essential..

.. blink.gif .. LEARN how to understand the API documentation.. that is the most useful and fruitful thing you could do that you wont regret.. blink.gif
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13 Jun, 2008 - 10:25 AM
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QUOTE(mensahero @ 13 Jun, 2008 - 11:22 AM) *

well.. I've been looking for problems like that and what I've found.. is IMO.. not very essential for me in developing my skills.. and looking for a quiz like problem isn't really helpful for me..

well In my opinion (IMO) .. if you know the basics.. like arrays, loops, datatypes, classes, methods, etc.. then you don't need school like problem solving....

heres what you need to better develop your skill.. IMO.. blink.gif

1. Plan a big project. Think of what you want to learn and focus on it.. JAVA api is really big.. i'll bet you can't learn them all..

2. Develop or researching ability and your skill in using google.. by what I call.. what-do-I-need and how-do-I-get-it method..

example: .. If your project needs a JFrame, or needs an interface.. then search google for API documentation on how to use em..

3. If you got bored.. like me.. hang here at DIC and try to solve all the problem posted here.. this is very essential simply because most problems here are ACTUAL PROBLEMS not theoretical problems..

4. If you master GOOGLE.. and you develop your skill in understanding documentation.. well that's the time you go search for theoretical problems.. school like quiz problems.. that will consume your free time.. lmao.. but I don't think its essential..

.. blink.gif .. LEARN how to understand the API documentation.. that is the most useful and fruitful thing you could do that you wont regret.. blink.gif

thanks a lot now wil try something with swings and socketing


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13 Jun, 2008 - 10:28 AM
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yep that's right bro.. and master the arts of designing your code.. read more about proper lay outing, naming conventions, etc.. develop your skill on how to structure your code..

a well structured code can make complicated task much easier.. not the other way around.. blink.gif blink.gif goodluck bro..
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13 Jun, 2008 - 10:54 AM
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or here's a rather fun problem relating 2 swing and sockets

me and my brother are on the same LAN
we share videos, music, documents ect
so to transfer all this ive have to bring over my usb download a bunch of shit then take it back to my computer and upload it.

however wt would be way eaiser would be a program that could be used to transfer data over a network. that way i could simply send stuff 2 him and he could send it 2 me tongue.gif

the program wouldn't be THAT hard 2 write and would teach u quite a bit bout sockets, threading and GUI's

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