Java Tutorial #1 – Hello World
22 Responses to “Java Tutorial #1 – Hello World”Leave a ReplyPosted on April 13th, 2007 by admin Filed under Java Basics | 22 Comments » |
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Java Tutorial #1 – Hello World
22 Responses to “Java Tutorial #1 – Hello World”Leave a ReplyPosted on April 13th, 2007 by admin Filed under Java Basics | 22 Comments » |
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can’t read.
can’t read.
I agree, it is a …
I agree, it is a little too hard to read. I tried to explain in words what I was doing, but it’s not perfect, since YouTube makes it very blurry, even in full screen. This video and other tutorials are available in better quality at the Java-o-matic site posted above in the video notes.
i think ur a bit …
i think ur a bit confused. If you want people to read what u type on youtube in fullscreen then its really hard. You could try raising the font size in settings but i recommend that you just record a small area of the screen instead of fullscreen. You can move the whole ecplise window inside that area if u want to show something else and then back to the code area when ur done. Hope this helpsu in future tutorials. Also do u have some gui tutorials?
does anybody know …
does anybody know why when i’m trying to package classes and import them back, the compilet do not fint my package. although i define the path to the base directory and type the full path in the head of the class currectly (i follow a book).
Excellent, very …
Excellent, very helpful – Imagine trying to write this out – Good Job. If you want readable screen, change your resolution to something like 800*600 TRUST ME
i need help! if i …
i need help! if i try to start my appication, comes this error message: Syntax error on token “*”, delete this token
can you help me?
Hey there! I need …
Hey there! I need some help please. When I run NetBeans and try to compile my program, I get an error. An xml file is missing. I had great troubles with this. Do you know what it could be?
hey curt… you …
hey curt… you have an AIM screen name or some other messenger? i’m really new to this and need some help… pm with your email and stuff please… thank you
i use this program …
i use this program and at the moment i am making a breakout game, any tips?
pm me
very good tutorial, …
very good tutorial, but where are the another?
can you help me …
can you help me with this problem?
public static Tracing
{
Big thx for the …
Big thx for the command line instructions because eclipse would drive me totaly crazy ~8-D
UNIX brr, hate that …
UNIX brr, hate that stuff
i have this error, …
i have this error, when i save the class:
The method printline(String) is undefined for the type PrintStream
i dont get it you …
i dont get it you said type System.Out.PrintLine
Wrong
Ztoph the code is
System.Out.Println(“Insert Text here”)
that is the real code
Thanks for the …
Thanks for the tutorial, curtisf14. The instructions in Eclipse are rubbish.
Yeah Mon – we saw …
Yeah Mon – we saw what he typed – and besides, if you want to learn how to program in Java, you need a genuine discussion on OOP. For those that do not know:
println = print on new line
print = print on existing line
Fascinating! not.
the laughing scares …
the laughing scares me
nice dude. good for …
nice dude. good for a n00b like me
THANKYOU
this is …
THANKYOU
this is an awsomely simplistic yet informative tutorial job verwell done!
also i like the part where you go on for 2 mins about long names =P
{sig
if {command.startswith “flush” && personname = “wendel”
addmovement “swirly”
shoutmessage “neerrrddd”
}
}
nice if you dont …
nice if you dont like eclipse you could also use bluejay its very simple looking.
In Ruby:
puts ” …
In Ruby:
puts “hello world”
A class:
class name_of_class