[joshua14]

Ok I am not a really good at this Java programming.
Can someone explain this to me or help me?
Its not that I'm begging.
i just need someone to help me up...

Input and Decision making
If Structure
Switch Structure
Do - Loops Structure
Nested loops
Array, Strings, push, pop and stack
AWT ( Abstract windows toolkit )
JDBC
Applet
Applet Applications
Creation First Applet
Java Swing
Applet
Create and design program on the web

[syfran]

That is a lot of stuff and there is no way you'll learn it from one thread. Start at the top and start researching the topic. Google it or even pick up a good programming book.

[joshua14]

syfran, on 31 Aug, 2009 - 02:38 AM, said:

That is a lot of stuff and there is no way you'll learn it from one thread. Start at the top and start researching the topic. Google it or even pick up a good programming book.

Maybe not all of that in 1 thread...
I have a test soon so I need to learn...
I checked for a book.
but Didn't found one..

can u post here when can help me?

[Travis1012]

syfran, on 31 Aug, 2009 - 07:38 PM, said:

That is a lot of stuff and there is no way you'll learn it from one thread. Start at the top and start researching the topic. Google it or even pick up a good programming book.

I totally agree, I have been doing Java at Uni and I find Google is my friend sometimes, but the text book required for the course outlines and explains how to use the specific functions in Java. The list of topics that is show above is probably all of the topics you would learn in a university Java course. My recommendation is to buy a good Java book and read it cover to cover and follow the examples and attempt the questions in the book and try to make some of your own programs as practice. Remember start small and simple.

The book i have is: Starting out with Java "From control Structures through data structures", by Tony Gaddis and Godfrey Muganda.

Not sure if you should get that book, but definitely get one its very helpful.

joshua14, on 31 Aug, 2009 - 07:53 PM, said:

syfran, on 31 Aug, 2009 - 02:38 AM, said:

That is a lot of stuff and there is no way you'll learn it from one thread. Start at the top and start researching the topic. Google it or even pick up a good programming book.

Maybe not all of that in 1 thread...
I have a test soon so I need to learn...
I checked for a book.
but Didn't found one..

can u post here when can help me?

When is your test?

Is there a specific topic out of your list you need help with the most? Post an example and what part you don't understand?

This post has been edited by Travis1012: 31 August 2009 - 03:59 AM

[AbuJaFaR]

Maybe you should begin from some examples Sun has in the official site.
Start from the basics.
You cant learn jdbc or swing if you dont even know loop,if structures.

[syfran]

joshua14, on 31 Aug, 2009 - 02:53 AM, said:

syfran, on 31 Aug, 2009 - 02:38 AM, said:

That is a lot of stuff and there is no way you'll learn it from one thread. Start at the top and start researching the topic. Google it or even pick up a good programming book.

Maybe not all of that in 1 thread...
I have a test soon so I need to learn...
I checked for a book.
but Didn't found one..

can u post here when can help me?

Depending on how soon I'd say you are in some trouble. We're definitely not here to teach an entire class to you.

[NeoTifa]

Click the "My Contributions" button under my name. I wrote a nice little tutorial on beginning to program in Java.

[Ice(ITB)]

If you have a test then haven't you been supplied with material or areas to learn from? or notes?

They'd probably be a good place to start XD

If the test is really soon then I picked up Sams teach yourself java in 24 hours for revision purposes,, it covers the basics super fast, and its pretty funny good luck.

[Atspulgs]

I think the very best recourse: sun website it self.
http://java.sun.com/...books/tutorial/

This post has been edited by Atspulgs: 31 August 2009 - 07:14 AM

[pbl]

joshua14, on 31 Aug, 2009 - 02:35 AM, said:

Ok I am not a really good at this Java programming.
Can someone explain this to me or help me?
Its not that I'm begging.
i just need someone to help me up...

Input and Decision making
If Structure
Switch Structure
Do - Loops Structure
Nested loops
Array, Strings, push, pop and stack
AWT ( Abstract windows toolkit )
JDBC
Applet
Applet Applications
Creation First Applet
Java Swing
Applet
Create and design program on the web

Looks like the syllabus of a one semester or even one year Java course