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So I used to do some programming and I've taken 2 classes. I don't want to forget the java I've learned, so how do I apply it to something actually useful? i've learnt a good amount but what can I really do to integrate it into a program. we basically studied object-oriented programming, classes, inheritance, methods, and all that jazz. Are there any good IDEs out there? I've heard of netbeans, jikes and gcj. I don't know what to use really. also any gui tutorials out there for java? i passed the AP exam with a 4, but I had barely a B in that class because I didn't do any work. if i were to retake now i'd probably get a 3 or less :eek:
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Thread: applying myself?
- 16 Dec. 2010 06:05pm #1
applying myself? Last edited by Saved; 21 Dec. 2010 at 10:22pm.
- 16 Dec. 2010 06:19pm #2
Only thing I can think of would be writing Rsbot scripts, or actually working on a runescape server. I've never touched Java so I couldn't say what would be good practice. As for a compiler, my friend suggested Dr. Java.
- 16 Dec. 2010 09:41pm #3
There are various Java compilers. I personally used to use netbeans which was a pain. You can use Java for basically any bot that you want or program. Just got to know / have the right material to do so.
Originally Posted by Zanzabar 
Originally Posted by Artificial Thomas says
Who the hell DDOSs now days?
That's like robbing a bank with a water gun.
- 19 Dec. 2010 06:18am #4
Correct me if I'm wrong, but there is one Java compiler out there. It's provided by Oracle, I believe.
Netbeans is just an IDE. Just wanted to make sure you guys know the difference between an IDE and a compiler.
- 19 Dec. 2010 07:19am #5 Sorry about that. You are correct. Got it mixed up. Originally Posted by Riddle Correct me if I'm wrong, but there is one Java compiler out there. It's provided by Oracle, I believe.
Netbeans is just an IDE. Just wanted to make sure you guys know the difference between an IDE and a compiler.
Originally Posted by Zanzabar Originally Posted by Artificial Thomas says
Who the hell DDOSs now days?
That's like robbing a bank with a water gun.
- 19 Dec. 2010 08:37pm #6
Use netbeans. Period.
Secondly, dont use java, its decryptable.
Originally Posted by C0FFINCASE Originally Posted by Artificial Originally Posted by Artificial
- 21 Dec. 2010 10:23pm #7
Whoops I almost completely forgot I made this thread! Thanks guys, and also thanks Riddle for the correction* I'll look into the ones you recommended thanks!
posting nonsensical crap everyday.
- 22 Dec. 2010 01:42am #8 Java is a great language for cross-OS compatibility... Originally Posted by MattSmith
If you don't have any sensitive information in your source, then you should have no problem distributing it...
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