   Java: Need Help!
  Does anybody know of a good website with java tutorials? I searched  with google, but i couldn't find a website with a simple layout that is easy to understand and went in a clear order. thanks in advance[Edited by - baddogj on November 6, 2004 7:35:09 AM]
Thinking in java (free e-book);Quote:Original post by CJHThinking in java (free e-book)I cant view the books because i am blocked from zip   ;  does anybody know of any other websites that teach java?   ;  Sun provide they're own tutorials.Also try searching google for some specific info, it's very good for java.   ;  thanks   ;This may be of some interest to you.  I havn't gone through it myself, but the link was provided by a friend who just completed the tutorial and said it was quite helpful.  Can't go past the tutorials offered by Sun (already linked by Angex) though, I'd highly recommend those.   ;Quote:Original post by KazgorothThis may be of some interest to you.  I havn't gone through it myself, but the link was provided by a friend who just completed the tutorial and said it was quite helpful.  Can't go past the tutorials offered by Sun (already linked by Angex) though, I'd highly recommend those.I just bookmarked the page. i will go through the sun tutorials first, then i will go the website when i want to start game programming.   ;  IMO Java's rubbish, but it's the language of choice in British Computer Science courses for some stupid reason.It's buggy and slow, especially when used in applets for web sites.  Learn C, C++ or Visual Basic.  You have a MUCH better chance of writing a good game, trust me.   ;  Yeah Bruce Eckel's "Thinking in JAVA" is one of the best ways to start(Well... kinda. If you have a teensy weensy bit of programming experience)http://64.78.49.204/TIJ-2nd-edition.zip