GW-Micro users:
It's me Peter again with a similar message in the same vein like
the last question about Windows 7. I'm taking an Intro to Computing
course at a major university in the southeastern United States. Well,
I need to learn JAVA, a object oriented programming formal language
software development package. Well, I have heard that a supplemental
substitute could be a Eclipse compiler to compile JAVA instructions to
the computer. I'm trying to use the W.E 4 JAVA run time enviromental
script from the script manager right now with failing results. The
university prefers the JGRASP compiler as it's got an automatic
feature with additional downloads to allow it to check your programs
and such automatically. So, I'm almost a week behind so any like help
would be great especially if its fast information that is accurate. I
could give more information if you need more information and my
university is Auburn University at www.eng.auburn.edu and you can look
from there to computer science and with Dr. Cross's Intro to
Computing. We are all just puzzled as to where to begin with this
monumental issue with the blind computer programmer on campus. There
is also a struggle between my recommendation of Eclipse and JGRASP
compiler over one another as JGRASP is shallower in functionality
overall according to my Teaching aAssistant in the class. Please write
me off list if its lenglthy at [email protected].
Thanks for any help,
Peter
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Peter Q. Wolfe, AS
[email protected]
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