nganung lisod2 man ang java programming lang

[johndesc]

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@yaj.em
thanks bro)
nka relate nko ana bro saq pg ojt kron lahi ra jd kau ang sa school ng abot nmo sa company ))

[The_Gadore]

@lolodolfo: hats off to you bro.

[Ityan]

Hasol bitaw ang java.. Daghan keu syntax. Gamit lang ug Eclipse IDE para sayon2 ra..

[Untrue]

Dili man lisud ang Java bro. If naa ka knowledge sa C it will just be a piece of cake even for other languages.

[yaj.em]

@yaj.em
thanks bro)
nka relate nko ana bro saq pg ojt kron lahi ra jd kau ang sa school ng abot nmo sa company ))

ana jd na xa... labaw karon na naa daghan new programming languages now.
I assume na ng OJT ka now sa usa ka IT company or like, kay nakarelate mn ka,.. makatabang na nimo imo OJT now. And karon pa lang, ingnon tka, maging successful jd ka sa IT field (ikaw na bahala asa ka mgfocus)

Good Luck sa imo career bro... and congrats in advance

[johndesc]

@yaj.em

THANKS bro)

[arisarnado]

nganung lisod2 man ang java programming lang ? compare sa ubang programming lang

Actually, dali na nuon xa. Like naa na mga API nga existing then completo pud ang documentation. For commonly used functions, naay Apache Commons nga makatabang.

[LoloDolfo]

Actually, dali na nuon xa. Like naa na mga API nga existing then completo pud ang documentation. For commonly used functions, naay Apache Commons nga makatabang.

Agree ko ani, 101%.

With Google and some keywords of your Java programming problem, everything will turn out easier than expected.

Don't memorize the syntax...Understand the underlying operation/architecture of Java, especially the virtual machine, garbage collection and etc.

[pruce]

ang akong namat-an nga language kung diin didto ko naka-appreciate sa programming kay sa java languages
even though dili ko maayo sa java ug ubang languages sa programming makaingon ko nga lisud kong dili tun-an unya, ang pasensya kanahanglan gyud siguro. Karon 3 years na tawun ko sa akong pag-skwela, ang still looking for something good in any programming languages pero mas close-to-heart nako ang java.

[LoloDolfo]

After embedded C and assembly language, Java is my next favorite language because of it's wide-range usage and versatility. I had a taste of another round of Java development last year for Android OS. I owe my knowledge of Java from NEC-Software.

Java is feature rich (labi na ang para sa networking), easier to manage and a real object-oriented language. In my entire experience in Software Engineering field, Java was always my language. The code is just so elegant, unlike VB or C#.

Just C/Java is already enough weapon for a fresh grad to land a software R&D job.

So for Java lovers, keep up the spirit. At first it's difficult, but surely, practice makes perfect.