On Mon, 2004-09-20 at 14:42, Michael Havens wrote:
> I wish to learn Java so I went out to a bookstore and got a 'teach yourself'
> book. I read in it about the Java Development Kit and was wondering how to
> start that in Linux.... Well, I found
> file:/usr/share/doc/HOWTO/en-html/DB2-HOWTO/jdkinstall.html with locate which
> is telling me to download things from IBM's website but surely there must be
> a repository for it so I can get all of its dependencies as well. What is
> that location?
If this is the first programming language you're learning, I strongly
recommend enrolling in one of the java classes at the community colleges
(Rio Salado is a good choice).
They don't teach you the whole ball of wax, but they do offer a
structured learning environment. There's also the added benefit of staff
on-hand to answer questions and provide help. Once you get a good
foundation, teaching yourself becomes much easier.
Bart
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