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       What is JAVA?
       By: CoCaKoLa Date: December 24, 2015, 7:39 pm
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       Java is a interpreted language, which allows it to be run on
       many platforms, and can even be run inside web pages using java
       applets.  One of the downsides of using any interpreted language
       is that it can easily be decompiled, my personal choice for java
       decompilers, would have to the DJ Java Decompiler with is a GUI
       for javad
       Console Options
       javac  - is the java compiler.
       For console applications I recommend using TextPad, all you need
       to do is set up the path to javac.
       As you can more advanced with Java I suggest you use Borland's
       JBuilder.  It is easy to use, and offers tons of options.  Their
       personal edition is free and will give you a good trial of Java.
       [img]
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       A screenshot of the JBuilder IDE, very easy to use.
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       [glow=red,2,300]Try learn this ;) good luck![/glow]
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       Re: What is JAVA?
       By: shadowsoldier92 Date: January 15, 2016, 8:33 am
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       Since the coding in any language has as much possibilities as
       the user is capable of imagining and producing, I'd like to know
       what the end game of Java brings to the table in terms of
       effectiveness.
       I've been told that java has limits to what it can provide but
       in terms of learning it I'd say it might still be worth it
       considering how much it can do.
       But in effectiveness terms what language of coding would you
       suggest someone that comes from building websites with html 5
       and word press plugins (Yes a total scrub in coding I know xD)?
       p.s: I wanna be a beater (SAO reference beta+cheater).
       I really want to get into coding but in terms of starting a new
       project I suck at picking something, but once I start something
       I finish it until there is nothing else to do in this said
       project.
       Help a brother from another mother :D
       Yours truly,
       T.
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