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Java Programming tutorial for beginers?
Hi I am a C#.Net Programmer, and i have found that programming in C# is way to resticted for various reasons it is not a good language to use when making art applications, after looking into it Java looks verry promising, Not to mention the two languages Syntex are verry simular. I would like to know what beginers tutorials for Java you most recomend (please dont just google them, I am looking for ones that you guys/girls have found helpful when you were begining Java.) also what compilers do i need to download?
~Thanks In Advanced 
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Re: Java Programming tutorial for beginers?
I'm maybe not too much use to tell you where to find good tutorials seeing as I'm learning it through Uni, but BlueJ is a nice compiler to start, or NetBeans.
Both are beginner friendly, BlueJ slightly more so. NetBeans is a bit better for building a GUI. |
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