RE: Introduction to Java - Completed!

RE: Introduction to Java - Completed! (Full Version)

All Forums >> [Gaming Community] >> [Legends and Lore] >> Artists of Legend >> Art Academy

Message

Krieg -> RE: Introduction to Java - Completed! (4/26/2008 20:24:39)
I have finally completed this tutorial! Yeah, I ended up removing Chapter 10 and merging Chapter 9 into Chapter 8, but all of the essential information is covered. If you want to learn more about what methods different data types offer you, Google is a very good place to start; I cannot possibly list all of them here. Well, I guess that's it. Good luck programming!

linkman88 -> RE: Introduction to Java - Chapter 6 Released! (4/26/2008 21:07:33)
Brilliant

Krieg -> RE: Introduction to Java - Chapter 6 Released! (4/26/2008 22:41:18)
Thanks. :) Think anyone would actually read it?

Nicky -> RE: Introduction to Java - Chapter 6 Released! (4/28/2008 3:44:36)
Nice guide, Penndragon :). I'm not really much into Java myself, but I'm sure that it would be a perfect resource for anyone wanting to learn it. Great job :D.

Krieg -> RE: Introduction to Java - Chapter 6 Released! (4/28/2008 19:00:20)
Hehe, we'll see. ;) I'm currently reading the book Killer Game Programming in Java by Andrew Davidson which discusses a lot of the things I did not and will not learn in class, specifically Java2D and Java3D. From what I've read so far, it is really complicated stuff. However, once I figure it out and apply it to some personal projects, we might see a sequel to this tutorial (depending on the interest, of course).

GaurdianX -> RE: Introduction to Java - Completed! (4/28/2008 19:55:03)
wow amazing and very cut through and detailed

Krieg -> RE: Introduction to Java - Completed! (4/30/2008 17:05:17)
It's actually far from detailed (I took out most of the terminology and briefly explained what I felt was necessary; it's an introduction), but thanks for the thought. :) Anyway, I've gotten a little further in the book. There are so many things there that I did not even consider in the past: memory leaks, resource management (ie cpu and memory usage), concurrency, etc. I guess it's a good thing or this tutorial would be even longer.

Mo -> RE: Introduction to Java - Completed! (4/30/2008 17:17:12)
Most people want the easy way out. If it is a long, 50 page tutorial and it teaches them, they'd rather read that than a text book that is 500 pages along with another text book that is 300 pages

Krieg -> RE: Introduction to Java - Completed! (4/30/2008 20:04:37)
Makes sense. :) This tutorial is a little over 24 pages long with 1" margins (not including images) on standard 8.5" x 11" paper... :o Wow, that's actually a lot longer than I expected it to be. XD

Mo -> RE: Introduction to Java - Completed! (4/30/2008 21:29:56)
Now imagine if you included Chapter 10[8\|]

Krieg -> RE: Introduction to Java - Completed! (5/1/2008 20:59:27)
Chapter 10 was going to actually be very short. All I was going to do is introduce the concept of recursive methods, but I figured that it really is too annoying to teach and learn. Iterative: School Boy - a male child than attends an academic institution Recursive: School Boy - a boy that attends school

Krieg -> RE: Introduction to Java - Completed! (7/27/2008 9:27:20)
Long time no see, everyone. How is everybody doing? Anyway, I've added a nine class program for you all to play with. It is a text-based RPG battle simulator that I created as my final project for AP Computer Science A. Although it is very basic, I still got a 100% for it (then again, I was the only person in class to actually complete a final project on time). Please feel free to edit it at your leisure: add monsters, items, balance it, and maybe even update the calculations. You can find it here: http://www.mediafire.com/?mhmxjfzncyn P.S. I've noticed that MediaFire has deleted all of my uploaded files (WTF?) so I have reuploaded all of them. Please send me an email if it occurs again.

Page: << < prev 1 [2]

Forum Software © ASPPlayground.NET Advanced Edition

6.640625E-02