Personally, I'd suggest Netbeans. It makes it easy to create a project so you shouldn't struggle trying to get everything running. A couple button clicks and you have a 'Hello World'. I find the Java trails helpful and think they're well organized. They can only offer so many specifics but maybe start with: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/getStarted/index.html
Quoting [email protected]: > i'm confused. What's wrong with your suggestion? Why would you need > to allocate 'temp' if you're swapping the value (a number) at the > location? 'A' and 'B' already exist somewhere. > > Quoting John <[email protected]>: > >> --- In [email protected], Benjamin Scott >> <benjamin_cail_sc...@...> wrote: >>> >>> You can always use the following. >>> Â >>> Void Swap(Void *A, void *B) >>> { >>> Void *Temp >>> >>> Temp = A >>> A = B >>> B = temp >>> }; >> >> Did you mean something like: >> >> *temp = *A >> *A = *B >> *B = *temp >> >> I hope not, because apart from not allocating memory for *temp, it is >> never going to work because you cannot dereference a void pointer. >> >> Please try compiling your code before posting. >> >> > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
