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Old 04-23-2004, 02:46 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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Question C++ to java objects

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i know how to program in C++ \C but i'm facing a problem learning java programming because it needs objects . i only know Linear programming ,,, any tip i have to follow to get over this? im so interested in it.

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you only know linear(sequential is better) and you know C++? that doesn't make sense. C++ is an Object-Oriented Language and definitely uses objects. it can be used linear-wise but you wouldn't get much done.

the best way to learn Java anyway is to buy books. and sit and actually read the whole book and practice. or take classes at your local community college. there is no easy way.
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i dont think you helped me much and yes i only know how to program and i know that C++ is an object oriented but i learnt it and in my University just as a Linear not with objects , i dont wanna get a whole course just to know how i use Objects in my program . anyways thank u
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i'm sorry i wasn't very informative. i was just pointing out something you didn't specify. and i think that everyone will agree that the best way to learn is to read books regarding the subject and start writing programs using OOP. anyway, basically in object oriented programs, you build your applications using pre-written blocks of code and functions to write a program which gives you more flexibility and helps avoid spaghetti code. p.e. in Java, you'd use an object which creates a window for you, which of course provides you with functions to personalize that window to your needs. that's for a starter. for more information on Java's objects or classes check the Java API documentation at http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/ .
sorry i couldn't help any more than that. it's a large subject.
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