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Hello General Programming affiliates, I would like to start learning Java, and I was wondering whats the proper IDE for it? I google'd it and have seen hundreds yet IDK which one, any tips?
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Thanks, now is that a general purpose IDE or for set goals? I would like the simplest one there is lol, I heard Java is quite hard.
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| they taught us to use eclipse at school when we were doing our java course
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Java is not hard, infact it is very easy to learn.
Use netbeans and google some tutorials or buy a book. I learnt to program a fully functional server within a week or two myself, I really think it's very simple.
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| Slugsnack wrote: | | they taught us to use eclipse at school when we were doing our java course |
Ja, I've always used Eclipse as well. It's easy to use.
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| Noz3001 wrote: | | Slugsnack wrote: | | they taught us to use eclipse at school when we were doing our java course |
Ja, I've always used Eclipse as well. It's easy to use. |
I third this. Huge eclipse fan. Better than netbeanz imo.
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| I use eclipse, but it can be annoying configuring it. Java is great, especially for servers, but you need to remember that they use their own API's!
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| Chaosis13 wrote: | | I use eclipse, but it can be annoying configuring it. Java is great, especially for servers, but you need to remember that they use their own API's! |
Ok cool, I think in my school (last year for sure) they used JCreator? Is that any good? Also did anyone have any experience in C++ before they started Java? I heard its much like that, and I have no experience in it lol ^^ I only have experience in Pascal and AS3.
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I've used Netbeans, JCreator and JPadPro, but I found Netbeans easier to use (though it was kinda slow).
I learned Java as part of a 6 week course at a local college when I was 15, and by that time I knew C++ by then. It's quite similar, but it's more framework based like C# is. It's a C-style syntax, so you shouldn't have any problem picking it up if you know C++.
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I use eclipse as well. It is a good solid IDE, and it's intelisensee is superbe.
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| Burningmace wrote: | I've used Netbeans, JCreator and JPadPro, but I found Netbeans easier to use (though it was kinda slow).
I learned Java as part of a 6 week course at a local college when I was 15, and by that time I knew C++ by then. It's quite similar, but it's more framework based like C# is. It's a C-style syntax, so you shouldn't have any problem picking it up if you know C++. |
Ah, well I've only ever programmed in AS3 and Pascal, is it similar to Pascal?
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Many people use Eclipse for general programing and NetBeans for GUI
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It's kinda like AS3, but not at all like Pascal.
Look through some Java tutorials and code samples, you'll see the similarities to ActionScript straight away.
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