Java Tutorials

**Nakira** · 10-19-2008

Hi all. I'm not that new to Java, been doing it for around a year but I'm not so brilliant. I've recently started University studying computer science, upon which one of the modules is Java programming.

I'd like to read over tutorials about Java and learn new things. If anyone can recommend a Java tutorial that is good, it doesn't matter if its video or text although i learn better with video, either is fine.
I'm really looking forward to getting back into this so please reply with any suggestions.
Thanks.
Nak.

**wje_lf** · 10-20-2008

Since it's been about nine hours and nobody has replied, I'd like to jump in. I don't know Java, but you could try googling this:

Code:

java tutorial

Then try out one of the tutorials. If it doesn't fit right, move on to another.

I know that's not the specific recommendation you want, but if nobody else answers, it's a start.

**Nakira** · 10-20-2008

I did do that but most of them don't seem to suit me really. Its weird. I'll just keep looking until someone else replies. If i find a good one then I'll post it here.

**wowbag1** · 10-20-2008

Hi,
Try this link
Developer Resources for Java Technology
It has tutorials etc there.

wowbag1

**dougie1809** · 10-23-2008

Hey I was just reading through your messages and I was wondering would you be able to guide me through how to install Java on my laptop but first you have to install JDK first and when I do it say's something about the processor that it can't be installed, and I can't figure out whats the problem. So if you could reply back I would really appriciate it, thanks.

**Nakira** · 10-24-2008

Originally Posted by dougie1809

Hey I was just reading through your messages and I was wondering would you be able to guide me through how to install Java on my laptop but first you have to install JDK first and when I do it say's something about the processor that it can't be installed, and I can't figure out whats the problem. So if you could reply back I would really appriciate it, thanks.

Sure, but first what Operating System are you on?

**dougie1809** · 10-24-2008

Yeah, The operating system is Windows Vista, and the Processor is Intel Celeron 1.73.

**Thrillhouse** · 10-24-2008

Judging from this and other posts of yours, you're more than likely trying to install a 64-bit JDK on to a 32-bit machine. This will not work. You can go the other way (install a 32-bit JDK on a 64-bit machine) but if you're not running on a 64-bit processor and a 64-bit OS, you'll encounter these problems.

That's likely to be all the help you're going to get for a Windows problem on a Linux forum.

**dougie1809** · 10-29-2008

Actually I do have a 32 bit computer, and I have a 64 bit JDK and it still doesn't seem to install. Well how do I go about getting information from this Windows site, thanks.

Another Question what do you mean by a 64 bit OS.

**Thrillhouse** · 10-29-2008

Actually I do have a 32 bit computer, and I have a 64 bit JDK and it still doesn't seem to install. Well how do I go about getting information from this Windows site, thanks.

That's the combination that won't work. If you had a 64-bit machine and a 32-bit (or 64 for that matter) JDK, you'd be fine.

Go here, select Download for Java SE Development Kit (JDK) 6 Update 10 then select Windows as your platform (not Windows x64). Then try installing the file that is downloaded.

Thread Tools

Display

Java Tutorials

Posting Permissions