Re: Of Java and C#
- From: "andrewmcdonagh" <andrewmcdonagh@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 27 Jan 2007 09:09:04 -0800
On Jan 27, 1:51 pm, LX-i <lxi0...@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I've got to say, to those of you who recommended _Sams Teach Yourself
Java 2 in 21 Days_ as a Java learning tool - that book is excellent!
I've completed the first 7 days, and OO is finally "clicking" in my
mind. Thanks for the great recommendation.
In conjunction with that, I've also written my first C# class, which we
(will, starting next week) use with our COBOL configuration management
system to create program/proc (copybook), program/call, and
program/reject cross-references. (I'll share it if anyone is interested
- it's also going to update a program/database item xref when it's
completely done, but that code is a bit more complex than the other 3.)
I'm very happy with the way it worked, although I was bitten by a
couple of things that are different than Java.
I agree with Pete Dashwood's assertion that the IDE makes development a
piece of cake. I started writing this class on Wednesday, and had it
completely debugged by Friday at noon!
--
As a long time Java developer, would you like a review of it, to see
if its OK with the Java idioms?
We can do it here if you'd want others to see....
Regards
Andrew
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