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Date:         Wed, 20 Aug 2003 23:57:56 +0800
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From:         kevin choo <[log in to unmask]>
Subject:      Re: how to learn java?
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I don't know what's the best way to learn Java, but
this is how I learn.

I use to wait for a friend in a parking lot to give
her a ride everyday, I have to wait for her for about
half an hour at the parking lot, so, I bought a
general java book (the one that's easy to understand),
and while waiting for her, I just read through the
book, half an hour everyday, I finish the book in half
a year (yes, inside a car in a parking lot), then I
move on with specific subject that I'm interested in,
which happens to be Java advanced imaging JAI.
Same time, I wrote a small pictureviewer just to
enforce my memory on what I've learn from the book.
Prior to this I was taught by a computer science
professor on Object Oriented Programming concept, and
basic Java programming.
I think most important of all is to do it, really
really program something, make it a small program,
something that's do-able.  You will have a bump here a
bump there, but you'll learn.
I have no one besides me to teach me that, it's all on
my own.

I don't know if this help, but, hey, it works for me.

kevin choo

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