Lucas
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Post by Lucas on Apr 4, 2017 19:36:43 GMT
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lol
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Post by lol on Apr 4, 2017 20:04:11 GMT
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Lucas
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fucking gross
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Post by Lucas on Apr 4, 2017 20:04:56 GMT
why didn't you snip the image Swift? Ew it was forced upon me |
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lol
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Post by lol on Apr 4, 2017 20:05:49 GMT
Did someone torture you? xD |
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uyscutix
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Post by uyscutix on Apr 4, 2017 20:07:16 GMT
As I found out I was a visual learner, here was how I learnt how to code: 1. Reading Code: - I read code and treat it like an actual language (even though it is a language anyway), some examples of how I understanded Java was if/else statements, they were the easiest to tell- I read it like a bot saying "If the response got <this>" "<do that>" "else if not" "<do that>". 2. Basic Java Tutorials: - Watched videos by thenewboston for basic Java knowledge. - Watched videos by Pogo for Bukkit tutorials with Java. This youtuber was recommended on the official Bukkit forums which shows he is excellent and teaching Bukkit. (I also recommend this to those willing to learn Java) 3. Online Courses. My school recommended a website called CodeAcademy in Computer Science. Even though they don't do Java tutorials, some programming languages have very similar techniques of code (e.g. if statements are common in major programming languages); this can enhance your learning in Java. |
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Lucas
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Post by Lucas on Apr 4, 2017 20:08:48 GMT
Did someone torture you? xD my school wishes death upon me |
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Post by Polaris Seltzeris on Apr 4, 2017 20:16:55 GMT
Self-teaching, I can't stand tutorials. Just look at an open source project you like in your favorite language (preferably a useful but also easy language like Python) and learn what everything does, and experiment with changing it around and after months of doing that you'll be good at the language.
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Post by DarkGamingDronze on Apr 4, 2017 20:33:49 GMT
Someone called Falceso and Typh and Taahanis
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trav
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Post by trav on Apr 4, 2017 20:40:48 GMT
We're forced to learn in school but all they teach is Visual Basic and that too in a very shitty way. same, we've started off with whatever kind of code scratch is and now im learning logo (tf is logo) um well i started off by watching hockey's tutorial on how to um do the thing with tfm quite a long time ago (i think it was about 2 years ago. damn i still remember lazerfreedom *cough* lazerfreedomop.boards.net *cough* damn the times) and i just changing the small bits i knew like ranks and i dont really know much else but learning scratch's shit code and whatever the hell logo is (i have never heard of logo until i started doing some turtle academy shit) but i dont really need to code |
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Wild1145
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Post by Wild1145 on Apr 4, 2017 21:32:33 GMT
My one is one I think a fair few people know about. I basically worked with someone else on a server and wanted to re-name TotalFreedomMod and add myself to developer as I had been working on the websites (Something I'd learnt about far too long ago now to remember). Prozza (DarthSalamon at the time) basically told me he wouldnt help, but to teach my self I should watch the new boston and some other bits, I started watching the new boston, got bored and just started hacking and slashing TFM around. To this day I never went back and finished watching the tutorials, and I still to be honest have a fairly limited knowledge around Java as a language and how to create things. My job as a software engineer now while it should be 100% java based, is actually more infrastructure at the moment, so I haven't really taught myself how to code properly in Java, though I did do an online course around Python, so I can build a python calculator, I know a bit of bash through again lots of googling for something I had to do at work and I also started to learn the basics of AngularJS through a video series online, probably the new boston again, but I cant remember.
Really I just have an understanding of the general principles of development and the languages, I dont really have any real knowledge in any of those areas because I've never needed it. Even to this day while Im looking at updating TFM, I dont really need to know any-more than the fundamentals of java to make the appropriate changes. To be honest, once my Apprenticeship with this company finishes, I doubt I'll really be doing much development, my area of expertise now is more around infrastructure and networking more than development (Given I dont know a massive amount about networking, its something I am doing a lot of now, and its quite interesting, like if anyone doesnt know a lot about networking go read up on some bits, its quite interesting).
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Post by _Windows on Apr 4, 2017 23:01:59 GMT
Well, I learned about the concept of OOP (things like classes and objects) while using C#. I learn some by reading existing code (especially on Github) line by line trying to determine how it works too. Wild1145 ever have to work with Cicso routers and switches? |
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Jacob474747
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Post by Jacob474747 on Apr 5, 2017 0:00:30 GMT
I used to know how to code the old TFM, and my friends helped me, like Loooll and stuff.
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lol
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Post by lol on Apr 5, 2017 6:49:58 GMT
My one is one I think a fair few people know about. I basically worked with someone else on a server and wanted to re-name TotalFreedomMod and add myself to developer as I had been working on the websites (Something I'd learnt about far too long ago now to remember). Prozza (DarthSalamon at the time) basically told me he wouldnt help, but to teach my self I should watch the new boston and some other bits, I started watching the new boston, got bored and just started hacking and slashing TFM around. To this day I never went back and finished watching the tutorials, and I still to be honest have a fairly limited knowledge around Java as a language and how to create things. My job as a software engineer now while it should be 100% java based, is actually more infrastructure at the moment, so I haven't really taught myself how to code properly in Java, though I did do an online course around Python, so I can build a python calculator, I know a bit of bash through again lots of googling for something I had to do at work and I also started to learn the basics of AngularJS through a video series online, probably the new boston again, but I cant remember. Really I just have an understanding of the general principles of development and the languages, I dont really have any real knowledge in any of those areas because I've never needed it. Even to this day while Im looking at updating TFM, I dont really need to know any-more than the fundamentals of java to make the appropriate changes. To be honest, once my Apprenticeship with this company finishes, I doubt I'll really be doing much development, my area of expertise now is more around infrastructure and networking more than development (Given I dont know a massive amount about networking, its something I am doing a lot of now, and its quite interesting, like if anyone doesnt know a lot about networking go read up on some bits, its quite interesting). Are you Italian cus Prozza sounds Italian |
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Post by lol on Apr 5, 2017 6:51:43 GMT
Did someone torture you? xD my school wishes death upon me H0ME SCHOOL YOURSELF |
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Post by ginlang on Apr 5, 2017 8:14:16 GMT
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