Hi, there.
My name is Bradley and I have just started learning JAVA. I was hoping I could get some suggestions on programs/projects I could make that would be fun but I would learn a lot from.
Regards, Bradley.
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Projects For A Beginner Programmer
Hi, there.
My name is Bradley and I have just started learning JAVA. I was hoping I could get some suggestions on programs/projects I could make that would be fun but I would learn a lot from.
Regards, Bradley.
Last edited by tazeunite00; August 30th, 2014 at 11:09 PM. Reason: mistake made
Re: Projects For A Beginner Programmer
Get a book, start at the beginning, read every page, work every example problem, and complete every exercise at the end of each chapter. Jumping from fun project to fun project is an inefficient and often discouraging way to learn to program and not recommended.
Re: Projects For A Beginner Programmer
Hi, there.Originally Posted by GregBrannon
Thanks for your reply, I have already read through a book of good quality. I am now just trying to expand my knowledge a little more.
Regards, Bradley.
Re: Projects For A Beginner Programmer
What you decide to create with that knowledge you have built is at the end of the day
totally up to you. One thing you may want to do however is begin to create a text adventure
game (using console).
From each chapter of the book - take the concepts you learnt each time and implement them
into the game. For example, you could have a basic player class such as:
public class Player { // Player constructor public Player(Sting name, int hp, int xp, String defWeapon) { setName(name); setHp(hp); setXp(xp); setDefaultWeapon(defWeapon); } // set methods // get methods // other methods and code relating to Player }
Which would only incorporate the most basic of OOP concepts and Java taught up
to that point. As you have moved through each chapter, add new ideas and features to
the classes and the game you learnt next. Such as an array to hold the player inventory
for example.
Just a fun idea - which builds step by step on the ground basics of Java as you advance.
Wishes Ada xx
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Re: Projects For A Beginner Programmer
https://projecteuler.net/
This would exercise what they call "the fundamentals" in sports.
Re: Projects For A Beginner Programmer
so try this one as beginner..... If a five-digit number is store in a variable in code, write a program to print a new number by adding one to each of its digits. For example if the number that is input is 12391 then the output should be displayed as 23402.
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