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RE: [TuT] Getting started with Java Programming! - Grizzly - 02-22-2011
Fix the images. Also, there is a typo. When you go to cmd and try to run javac, it doesn't work. You are supposed to run java. Also, you can download the Java JDK from the Sun website, it's completely free to download.
RE: [TuT] Getting started with Java Programming! - aggouras - 03-13-2011
It would be 100% awesome if you updated the pics. Use this site : http://min.us/
Otherwise the resources you gave are great.
RE: [TuT] Getting started with Java Programming! - Zyx - 03-24-2011
It's a good tutorial for newbies in Java
Though, those pictures should be reuploaded, i suppose.
RE: [TuT] Getting started with Java Programming! - Mr Kitty Cat - 03-26-2011
Please don't use Tiny Pic
RE: [TuT] Getting started with Java Programming! - SeePlusPlus - 03-26-2011
great tutorial. But I suggest re-doing the images.
RE: [TuT] Getting started with Java Programming! - Aridity - 04-01-2011
Well if you just could update the thread with fresh new pictures not uploaded to Tinpic maybe other people could enjoy this Tutorial
RE: [TuT] Getting started with Java Programming! - Anarchy - 04-02-2011
Great tut i love it and i hope to lear java some time so if someone can help that would be awsome
RE: [TuT] Getting started with Java Programming! - A N D R E W - 04-02-2011
thankz im trying to learn java right now this helped me
RE: [TuT] Getting started with Java Programming! - The Don Killuminati - 04-12-2011
Really nice guide, could use a little fixing though.
RE: [TuT] Getting started with Java Programming! - andrewgail - 05-14-2011
Java language is actual similar in syntax to C and C++ but, in architect terms, it has a simpler article model and fewer low-level facilities. An API, or Java Application Programming Interface, are collections of classes and interfaces that advice accomplish programming easier.