[Way OT] JAVA/OOP

Tuerny

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Hello, I am currently taking a class on Data Structures at my FLU using JAVA and I am having difficulties with a few aspects of it.
If anyone would be willing to help me with this I would greatly appreciate it.

I can be contacted at jessedn@yahoo.com, AIM: SirTuerny, Yahoo:jessedn, and ICQ: 75277844


Thank You,
 

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I'm taking a similar course...

We're using a book titled "Data Abstraction and Problem Solving with JAVA(tm) Walls and Mirrors"

Nice book for $80...

My semester's about 4/5ths through right now.
 

arcady said:
I'm taking a similar course...

We're using a book titled "Data Abstraction and Problem Solving with JAVA(tm) Walls and Mirrors"

Nice book for $80...

My semester's about 4/5ths through right now.

*shows age*

I have that book in Pascal!
 

Thats cool, I never actually purchsed the book because the teacher effectively said it sucks ;-) Instead I have been relying on web notes and a java language book I have plus Sun's excellent on-line tutorial.
 

Having taken nearly all the classes needed for an undergrad degree, my best advice is to simply code. Go through the examples, look at some source code, write a couple simple examples on your own. There's no substituation for doing OOP to learn OOP.
 


Cloudgatherer said:
Having taken nearly all the classes needed for an undergrad degree, my best advice is to simply code. Go through the examples, look at some source code, write a couple simple examples on your own. There's no substituation for doing OOP to learn OOP.

Oh, I agree and that is what I am doing.

I am in the middle of programming a program that will take in a text file with a list of commands and numbers and perform them on a combined AVL/BS Tree.

This is where my major questions have arose.

But yes, I have learned a whole bunch through working on this over the last few days. :)
 

Join the PCGen development team.

That's what I did. Going through the code and then later adding my own was very helpful.
Of course I was working as a Java Programmer for a while as well, but I found the PCGen project more productive.
 


Cold Beer said:


*shows age*

I have that book in Pascal!

yikes! me too!

guess i'm getting too close to epic levels in Programmer...better roll up a new one...hmmm...now what's the prestige class for playing dnd and drinking scotch?
 

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