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Directly learning Java is a very hard subject without knowing its bottom language C.
C is the foundation of languages, by its prototypes C++ was derived and same as to C++ to Java.
I advise you start with C even though there is no problem in going with Java on you wish to.
The tutorial you are using is excellent. I would though advise plenty of use of Google.
So, I suggest you to go in a smooth way and learn easily.
What else can I help you with?
Which language is easy to learn java and c sharp?
C# and Java have many similaries. If you learn one, you won't have much of a problem learning the other.
Should you learn c plus plus before you start learning java?
No!!!! You do not need to learn c++ for learning java!
What is difference between exception handling in C and Java?
Easy: there is no exception-handling in C.
What version of Java was influenced by ideas from C?
All versions of Java were influenced by both C and C++, but Java primarily evolved from C++ (C is not an object-oriented language). While C++ is the superior language in terms of both performance and low-level functionality, Java was primarily intended to specifically make applications software programming easier and therefore has very little low-level functionality. Since they largely share a common syntax, programmers familiar with C++ could fairly easily switch to Java and vice versa, without having to repeat the learning curves normally associated with learning a new language.
Which programming language you will study for job?
Its C,C++,Java/j2EE at first as basic.Then u can go on learning as per market value.
Why java is 'simple'?
java is similar to c/c++,easy to learn if you have some programming experience. and also the developers omitted the concepts of pointers(which are very difficult) in java When java is developed,developers want it to be simple because it has to be work on electronic devices.Where less memory is available.
Which is easier 'C' 'C plus plus' or Java?
Java has the shallowest learning curve of the three and is therefore the easiest to learn and also the easiest to use. However, programmers do not choose a language because they are easy to learn or use (we'd all be programming in BASIC if that were the case), they choose the language that best suits their needs. For instance, if you wanted to learn all three languages in the shortest time, then C++ would be a better option as the skills are transferable to both C and Java. While C++ has the steepest learning curve of the three, learning just Java and C in isolation would take much longer because they are completely unrelated languages. C++ sits somewhere between the two thus by learning just this one language, you learn the principals behind all three. If your needs are determined by how your programs perform, then Java scores poorly. Java programs are compiled to byte code which is then interpreted by the Java virtual machine. While this alone makes Java programs highly portable (compile once, run anywhere) performance suffers as a result of the required interpretation. By comparison, both C and C++ compile to native machine code and can therefore perform as well as an assembly language program (which has the steepest learning curve of all). The downside is that code is much less portable and must be specifically written for and recompiled upon each supported platform. So although Java is still by far the easier to learn and use, that does not make it the best language in all cases. If portability is a key factor, then it's hard to fault Java. But if performance is a key factor, Java's ease of use is moot. And if the goal is to carve a career in programming by the easiest route possible then C++ is the best place to start because the skills are highly transferable.
Is it easy to learn C plus plus rather than C?
C++ is a superset of C, with some things changed, so it is more correct to say that learning C is easier than learning C++.
Is it valuable learning java as a programming language?
Sure, Java is a good option as a programming language. However, there are other good options, too - for example, Python, PHP, C#, etc.
What are the features in java that makes it similar to C programming?
Java is not similar to C. Java is, however, similar to C++. Both C++ and Java are object orientated programming languages (OOPL's).
Is python better than java?
they are two completely different languages, and are ment for two different purposes. python can do things that java can't, and java can do things that python can't. the python languages is a scripting language, and is also built for being easy to use. its a great language to learn if it is your first time learning a language. java is built for the web. sometimes you see java-applets in web sites. java powers these. java's syntax is simular to c++. each language has pros and cons, and mattering on what you are trying to achieve, different languages can help.
Which is easier 'C' or Java?
The ease of learning between "C" and "Java" depends on individual preferences and background. "C" is simpler with a straightforward syntax, making it excellent for learning programming fundamentals. "Java," while more verbose, offers built-in features and automatic memory management, reducing certain complexities. Beginners might find "C" more accessible initially, but for those focused on modern applications, the user-friendly aspects of "Java" could make it easier to grasp, especially with its extensive libraries and object-oriented paradigm.
