So I'm mainly studying swing in java now and don't think I could feel like quitting much more, I need some serious help here because I feel like I literally haven't got a clue at what I'm doing whatsoever.
Are there any websites with plenty of examples but basic that use GUI, Swing... Every time I search for help every single website overcomplicates it ridiculously that it just confuses me and want to throw in the towel or they're in the cmd console (i.e. lack the gui).
I find what helps myself learning is when I can sort of put the pieces together, i.e. I have smaller examples and I figure how to build them up and put them together to make something bigger. Obviously this isn't how I learn completely, I try use as many text-books as I can - our recommended course one Java - How to Program by Deitel feels like it skips whatever valuable point I'm looking for. Any recommendations there from anyone?
Thanks, i'm pulling my hair out over this.. it's driving me insane
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So I'm mainly studying swing in java now and don't think I could feel like quitting much more, I need some serious help here because I feel like I literally haven't got a clue at what I'm doing whatsoever.
Are there any websites with plenty of examples but basic that use GUI, Swing... Every time I search for help every single website overcomplicates it ridiculously that it just confuses me and want to throw in the towel or they're in the cmd console (i.e. lack the gui).
I find what helps myself learning is when I can sort of put the pieces together, i.e. I have smaller examples and I figure how to build them up and put them together to make something bigger. Obviously this isn't how I learn completely, I try use as many text-books as I can - our recommended course one Java - How to Program by Deitel feels like it skips whatever valuable point I'm looking for. Any recommendations there from anyone?
Thanks, i'm pulling my hair out over this.. it's driving me insane
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