Thursday, October 29, 2015

INTRODUCTION

Hello, World! Oh! That, as you might figure out later, is a two-parter. 
Programming isn’t something that you can learn right away (That’s from my point of view. I am no smarty. So, correct me if I am wrong). But you can begin to appreciate the concepts and just like mathematics, get better with practice. The best approach to programming, as i have discovered for myself, is going right into the business.Write code (not necessarily yours. I.e, you are free to check out a wide range of code samples online), Run it, Study the output and then go back to the source text and study each line making reference to the output for comprehension. 

Well, on to what this blog has to offer. Have you ever wished you could write code, probably for the fancy look of it, or u just love to type code that outputs an interactive interface for your friends or probably you are a student in an institution studying computer science or a particular programming language or yet, if you basically feel you should know how your computer reasons, the lessons that will follow are for you. 

The Programming language for this series will be Java for many obvious reasons. Now you might have heard about C++ as the most cpu-efficient programming language. Well, that’s not in doubt. And trust me, I’m in no place to argue. I didn’t invent any programming language, nor do i plan to in the future. But our reason for choosing java is this: 

Java boasts of portability (Independent of the Machine Architecture). This means that you can write your code without having to bother about a target machine. The JVM (Will be discussed later) Is the target of java code. 
Java was created with the c++ syntax and was greatly simplified for programmer-friendliness.

Basic Java principles will be taught and as we progress, a long-term project will be introduced.

Should you have any questions, feel free to drop comments!

Next post in a few days.

And don’t forget to bookmark chuksmyk.blogspot.com for more on this subject. You could also check out theartofcoding.tumblr.com for basically the same post. Which ever is convenient for you.

Until next time, Be well.

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