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Java quick tutorial
hi all,
I am new to Java ..
can anyone give me a link to a website with a quick Java tutorial/s ?
plus : do u think learning C# would be usefull now (I wish the answer is
no:-) (I already know C++, and I feel learning Java sort of completes the
picture, but is C# needed to complete the whole picture ? )
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Re: Java quick tutorial
"Khaled" <khm@link.com> wrote:
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>hi all,
>
>I am new to Java ..
>can anyone give me a link to a website with a quick Java tutorial/s ?
>
>plus : do u think learning C# would be usefull now (I wish the answer is
>no:-) (I already know C++, and I feel learning Java sort of completes the
>picture, but is C# needed to complete the whole picture ? )
>
>
There's a good starter tutorial on the Sun website:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial
I do not feel that C# is essential. It is Microsoft's version of Java and
it's a long way from being complete. Learn Java now - think about C# in
a couple of years.
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Re: Java quick tutorial
"Khaled" <khm@link.com> wrote:
>
>hi all,
>
>I am new to Java ..
>can anyone give me a link to a website with a quick Java tutorial/s ?
>
>plus : do u think learning C# would be usefull now (I wish the answer is
>no:-) (I already know C++, and I feel learning Java sort of completes the
>picture, but is C# needed to complete the whole picture ? )
>
>
Here is a good starting point:
http://developer.java.sun.com/develo...ning/new2java/
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