My minecraft mod is actually coming along well, I set up a github repository for it and using branches makes everything so much nicer
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My minecraft mod is actually coming along well, I set up a github repository for it and using branches makes everything so much nicer
oh the joys of programming 🤦🏻
The thing about Java is it isn't even that bad a language. I think Java primarily gets a bad rep because people learn it as their first programming language.
Java should not be learned as a first programming language. Learn another language like Python, learn about classes and functions and methods in that language, and only then start learning Java. If you're learning Java first, you're going to have no idea about any of that stuff, which will make everything that's done seem like confusing and arbitrary boilerplate.
Unfortunately, the College Board seems not to have gotten the memo. AP CS A, which is the primary high school Computer Science curriculum in the US, uses Java. And they don't even make you use any unique Java features like having everything be tied to a class, or interfaces, or Java's uniquely fantastic enum system, or anything else. It honestly feels like they just threw a dart at a list of programming languages and it happened to land of Java, because the curriculum would be the exact same in almost any other language.
Something romantic for programmers to do, write a console program for your crush. Only for them to not know what it means and just reply "👍"
Progress :)
why is java so confusing
I'm still trying to figure out the best way to do things in this forsaken language
how is this program even read? when do i make a separate class? a different method? when? why? aaaaa
my professor is no help. he's constantly scolding other students for tech issues.
i can read it but i can't write it.
my head hurts.
Autumn 2000. Oulu, Finland. Wirgin Edixa Prismat, Porst Weitwinkel 1:3.5/35mm, IFI 200 film.
It's weird how few photos about my software development activities I have taken. Probably because I haven't bought an O'Reilly book in freaking ages. Hard to photograph intangible references. I suppose I could take more photos of coffee mugs tho? Relevant even outside of Java, you know.