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Which Java version is best to learn
- Thread starter nag83
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I totally agree sedj.
There nothing worse that making a spankingly good GUI with a GUI builder and then trying to understand the code it created! Yuck.
You might want to look at jGrasp as something to program your Java code in whilst you are learning. Aside form providing syntax highlighting it also uses something called CSD (Code Structure Diagrams) which help you visualise and understand your source code. A great learning tool (hell I've been programming for quite a while and I still use it, it is a great tool period). ----------------------------------------
There are no onions, only magic
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There nothing worse that making a spankingly good GUI with a GUI builder and then trying to understand the code it created! Yuck.
You might want to look at jGrasp as something to program your Java code in whilst you are learning. Aside form providing syntax highlighting it also uses something called CSD (Code Structure Diagrams) which help you visualise and understand your source code. A great learning tool (hell I've been programming for quite a while and I still use it, it is a great tool period). ----------------------------------------
There are no onions, only magic
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