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| 1115805 | 2010-07-04 10:51:00 | Hi I am currently teaching myself Java. What I would like to know is what design concepts are associated with Java as opposed to say "C". In other words what are the conventional methods of designing and documenting a Java program? IOW are structure diagrams and flowcharts still appropriate or does the design of an OOP using Java have to be designed differently from a program such as C? I hope this question is appropriate as my goal is to get a job as a Java programmer. |
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| 1115806 | 2010-07-04 11:04:00 | www.apl.jhu.edu Define the objective and then I'd use a flowchart. HTH |
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| 1115807 | 2010-07-04 12:39:00 | I am currently teaching myself Java.What method are you using for this - what kind of references etc are you trying to learn from? ...does the design of an OOP using Java have to be designed differently from a program such as C?C is a procedural language, not an object-oriented one. As a result, the way you approach program design in Java is very, very different to the way you'd approach it in C. I hope this question is appropriate as my goal is to get a job as a Java programmer.With all due respect... it's not. A quick google search, or a glance at one of the earlier chapters in your textbook would have provided you with the answers to your post. If you want a job as a programmer, you need to learn how to solve problems and learn for yourself - you can't expect to be spoonfed everything. |
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