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    Default Where do I go to learn Java?

    I am re-learning java and i jus realised i remember nothing at all and i was wondering if anyone has any link to any free video tutorials or normal tutorials that are good for beginner java programmer [since i dont really remember anything since the last tiem i did any java coding isaround 3 years ago]

    i am here i am totally lost as to what to do i am using borland jbuilder 2006(jus to give a hint as to what i am working with)

    so a nice thorough step by step tutorial would be great

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    Visit my thread here for assistance. It has links to lots of ebooks, a number of which cover the Java programming language. BTW, since you are a beginner i suggest using the Eclipse IDE since it is more user friendly than the Borland. I have used both and i find that some projects just do not run in Borland while it runs in Eclipse. Thats a headache you dont wanna have, so go with the Eclipse.
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    If you are a just learning java, I suggest you use notepad and the javac command, then you'll definitely learn the language
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    he's not learning programming, just java, he can program already.. quite well if i might add.

    keroed1, stay clear away from notepad and out of direct contact with javac. use Eclipse or NetBeans IDE. and if you use C# you already know 90% of it (though that in itself might be bad)
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    u can have a look at sun`s site they have a few useful stuff there
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    Thumbs up netbeans

    i'll prefer to use net beans, eclipse is good but can get complex n certain areas. For speed use netbeans!
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    google lewis/lotfus ppt slides
    carry u thru everything...kinda long...but works...that how i learnt it...
    and being forced to do projects
    there are video tuts...but u got to google em...but they too long and boring

    a friend told me abt javaalmanac.com
    never used it tho..i know the ppt slides will help tho

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    wat u think abt jcreator pro...
    its small, and less processor consuming, well i prefer jreator PRO...(not the normal one)
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    Thanks for the great posts. I'm just learning java myself and these links are a great help.

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    yup thats how i learnt it too and got some books
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    I also recommend using a good IDE.
    It will make your life easier.

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