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Don't
worry, be happy. This is like worrying that one day Los Angeles is going
to fall into the ocean. Yeah, it could happen. Should you spend your life
worrying about it "?????"
More
direct questions to YOU:
Are
you having fun coding in Java?
Are
you having fun reading about new technologies?
Do you
get excited about trying out new technologies?
Do you
ever just code a little program "for fun" or to test some
concept?
If you
did not answer yes to all of these... don't crawl, RUN away from
programming. Or else your life and those around you will be full of
misery. Now that the .com boom is over, you better like what you do.
A lot. And be good at it. Believe me, there are LOTS of much, much easier ways
to earn a living.
Greg
Yeah I'm just sort of worried as to whether I
would be able to cope with Java when it gets more complicated ? I don't know.
I hope that I will be able to handle it ie to be able to "run" (after learning
to walk and crawl) in your terminology.
I just am sort of worried about whether I will be
able to "run" (be able to handle java when it gets more
complicated).
That's the worry that I am having ????
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002
1:01 PM
Subject: [jdjlist] Re: J2ME
Let's see... you've learned to crawl... then walk... Why are you
worried again?
Greg
For those with wings, fly to your dreams.
I'm just sort of worried that stuff like J2Me
might be much more difficult than learning the beginning parts of
java.
I am only just starting java at the moment
and so far I am doing quite well. I am just a little worried that java
might become very difficult as I move to more advanced topics like maybe
threads or sockets or things like that.
I am just wanting some assurance that I will
be able to cope with learning java as it gets to more advanced topics and
then when moving into "real world" stuff like J2ME -- which is ultimately
what I would need to be doing.
I am just sort of curious as to what people
do "in the real world" -- ie what sort of programs they build and what
sort of code that involves ?
And whether I would be able to cope with
doing that ?
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002
4:57 AM
Subject: [jdjlist] Re: J2ME
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002
7:40 PM
Subject: [jdjlist] Re: J2ME
>How about the answer to Life, Universe and
Everything?
>The answer is 42.
How did you compute that ?
BigInteger , BigDecimal , float , double or even long
double ;-) ?
Back to part 1.) of Tim's original question
:
CD's with additional software for PDAs contain e.g.
the "PocketC" editor + examples + compiler for machine-independent VM
code.
It's language is a mixture of C(++) and Java concepts
(e.g. String usage) and might be a good start for beginners before
digging into the J2ME real world.
sincerely,
U. Penski
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
( PocketC sample "TTT"
application e.g. at http://uuhome.de/penski/xsoft.htm )
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