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Hi guys I would like some help please for those who program in java and use Eclipse. I am a new programmer and my eclipse doesn't understand the "println instruction" it only understands System.out.println(") could someone please help me ???
mzprontissimo 1 month ago in playlist Course | Programming Methodology
The circle stuff reminds me off Google+....
selimdridi 2 months ago
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i agree! very good prof!
adelle0001 3 months ago
Data structures are difficult.
grunder20 3 months ago
When I have a son, Iam sending him to Stanford.
elijomoro 4 months ago
Mehran is a very good teacher.
nositsha 9 months ago
Three more lectures to go!
DoopFuel 10 months ago in playlist Course | Programming Methodology
:D
michcan5219 11 months ago
Also do not pass some things you see without some thought. The teacher was using a pc, in the first lessons THEN switched to mac. One could support, he may done it, to encourage variation, but he actuall stuck with the mac.
On the other hand, the lectures are maybe given in the GATES building :)
dimipeli 1 year ago
Ha ha, all this stupid Microdoft criticism. The world is not what it was in 2000! If you feel that MS is the evil and Google and the rest are the good, you are TOTALLY confused.
C# as a newer language, is actually better than Java. Also .net framework (CLR) is MUCH faster than the JVM which in the first releases was TOO slow (one of the reasons tha applets had not ruled the web). The only - I find in C# in comparison to java, is the less material you can find around regarding scientific stuff.
dimipeli 1 year ago
He gave a very good introduction to a complicated topic. I think the method of delivery he used was brilliant, this point is very important, because a lot of teachers scare students off when introducing a complex notion.
m4design 1 year ago 6
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is there a big difference between the pdf version of "the art and sience of java" book and the full original version? Will i be able to complete the course and understand all the details with the pdf preliminary draft of the book, or will i miss alot of detail if i don't read the final example of the book?
Rasmusorum 2 years ago
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i just finished writing NameSurfer, it took many rewrites, but now i get it. onwards!
zeffii 2 years ago
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zeffii 2 years ago
Yeah I can say that I have an experiance of Programming on PHP/JAVA/JS - all U need to understand and feel that the programming language (technology) should be free at all(lang, IDE, Servers, Frameworks, GUI etc.) and rather crossplatform.
zeusakm 2 years ago
excellent class, i wish i had fun teachers like that when i was learning programming
why Java though?
I guess Java is always good to know these days....
ivanistheone 3 years ago
you will learn Java in if you study computer science.
it just natural since C++ is rather old and C+ is of course commerical MS crap.
Java is nice OOB and you can just use it on any system.
imagine people only have macs and most only pcs and you are teaching C++
not easy...
Ishidasouken 2 years ago
C+ (i gather you mean C# ;) ) is a standard developed by Microsoft, but it is not commercial. Before you say "it is!", i want you to find some documentation that backs it up.
daniel1982 2 years ago
yea C#
well no maybe not, since the new visual studio is free and all
but why would you write software for only one platform and especially a MS platform
also why support MS
and C# is very java like anyway
I just hate MS from the bottom of my soul and a programming language which is owned by them would not be one I would favor. Besides the fact that there are like tons of reasons why universities choose java to teach
Ishidasouken 2 years ago
Do you want to expand on why you hate Microsoft?
Anyways, I wish my school taught in C++
tnutty2k8 2 years ago
that would take hours. also everybody that knows the industry should know multiple reasons why one may hate microsoft
Ishidasouken 2 years ago
Right now I don't see much reason to hate Microsoft because my experience is still young, maybe you can enlighten on some of the reasons?
tnutty2k8 2 years ago
Becuase they charge money for something that *should* be free (and is from elsewhere).
makewrite 2 years ago
Well Microsoft visual studio express edition
is free. Its from Microsoft and is one of the best compilers for C++ right now. Its used in professional development. How come they did
not charge for that? The point is, they charge for some thing and don't charge for other things. If you made a software, would you give it out for free?
tnutty2k8 2 years ago
@tnutty2k8
that would suck, look at ubuntu, open office, firefoxm etc
deNgr 1 year ago
Java is a good introductory programming language and has a wide user base. It has features like automatic garbage collection (unlike C/C++) and omits 'scary' things like pointers (like C/C++). In the following course (CS106B) they use C++ because it has lots of similarities with Java and also some advanced features on top of that. This doesn't mean one language is better than the other. They all have domains of applications in which they excel. There's no such thing as 1 tool for every job.
DrGenius73 2 years ago 16