Re: Convert String to Object - Newbie Question
- From: Lew <lew@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 28 Sep 2007 22:17:37 -0400
Marion wrote:
I see! Ok, well, now that you ask, there is no Node object whose data
I want to change. I now have something to work with to progress in my
program. (going to create an object, then perform that method on it
and see what happens..oh boy i'm excited now.)
Onward with my learning experience with Java. I cannot thank you guys
enough confirming and/or correcting my understanding about objects, in
particular.
With your eagerness and willingness to learn you will do very well indeed. Keep at it. It's an amazing feeling to have ideas come together at a certain point in your learning, when you can suddenly tell yourself, "Wow, I get this."
Well, not always suddenly. Sometimes it's more like you realize you've been understanding something for a while now, and you had forgotten for a time that it used to be so difficult.
--
Lew
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