that makes more senseQuote:
Originally posted by CornedBee
Short-circuting runs left-to-right, as the && and || operators are evaluated.
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that makes more senseQuote:
Originally posted by CornedBee
Short-circuting runs left-to-right, as the && and || operators are evaluated.
thats weird.. I thought b was before cQuote:
Originally posted by CornedBee
Yeah. I read the whole history of C++ not long ago, but the site is now down.
CPL was a kind of theoretical programming language, much too complicated for practical use. It was simplified to BCPL (Basic CPL), but that was still not enough, so it was simplified again to B. B was written for a special platform though, so C was created from it. And C++ is C with several modern programming features.
back to the original question. Im looking to make a java game for my cell phone, but I want to make it first for the computer.
Also I dont want it to be to hard to switch between the two.
I barely know java, and also want to learn it better.
How would I do this
www.sun.com =) - I'm learning Java as well, but I gotta warn you, converting isn't that easy - there's a dev SDK for J2ME using MIDP so developing and debugging on the computer is easy. I'd suggest you learn basic Java before trying J2ME - and if you need an IDE, I suggest you use Eclipse(developed by IBM, IN Java) It's really good - I've come to like it more than the VB6 IDE =).Quote:
Originally posted by Evan
back to the original question. Im looking to make a java game for my cell phone, but I want to make it first for the computer.
Also I dont want it to be to hard to switch between the two.
I barely know java, and also want to learn it better.
How would I do this
Cheers!
Is this thread just some elaborate joke by Evan to get a big post count? Seriously, dude, what's up with all the replies? Don't you know how to copy and paste?
Copy and paste should be a prerequisite to programming.
What is this magical 'Copy & Paste' of which you are speaking ? :pQuote:
Originally posted by The Hobo
Is this thread just some elaborate joke by Evan to get a big post count? Seriously, dude, what's up with all the replies? Don't you know how to copy and paste?
Copy and paste should be a prerequisite to programming.
J2ME and J2SE have quite different APIs, especially for drawing. You might be able to write some tiny wrapper classes though, I did that for my Tetris, which was never finished.
B was before C, read my post again.
And by now we're again off-topic, because this thread started about JavaScript and is now about Java again.
why are J2ME and J2SE so differently made.
I dont see the point
The point is that PCs and tiny devices have very different capabilities and need different frameworks to support. Another point is that they have different purposes too, and a program written for the PC is unlikely to run on a microdevice, while a program written for a MD is unlikely to be useful on a PC for lack of functionality.
The kept what they could, e.g. the classes frrom java.util that exist in ME are the same as in SE.
But there are no float and double datatypes in ME, just as an example.
The processor in micro devices are not as large as the ones in your desktop PC, so even down to the 'ASM' plane it has to be different.Quote:
Originally posted by CornedBee
The point is that PCs and tiny devices have very different capabilities and need different frameworks to support. Another point is that they have different purposes too, and a program written for the PC is unlikely to run on a microdevice, while a program written for a MD is unlikely to be useful on a PC for lack of functionality.
The kept what they could, e.g. the classes frrom java.util that exist in ME are the same as in SE.
But there are no float and double datatypes in ME, just as an example.
i see.. thats interesting
you doublled that!
whoops, my bad