Writing a java Object?

Question

I am first time to write a java object,and i found it is difficult to understand some syntax, can anyone give me some suggestion?

Answer 1

My steps as a beginning Java programmer involves the following:
1. Get a simple beginner book on Object Oriented concepts.
The SUN site has a Tutorial.
2. Get a good Java Language book. The Sun Site Tutorial has
similar. Read as much of it as you can take. Then stop.
3. Install Java standard edition compiler. Free from SUN site.
Be able to do "javac xxxx.class" <--- compiling, and
"java xxxx " <-- running xxxx.
4. Compile and run a few of the examples in the books, and
Tutorial.
5. Give yourself a few simple "Program or project" to write,
ex. "Hello World". Right now I am giving myself a simple
problem. Finding word from a string. Or a simple word
parser. Try to write that.
6. Post your questions in the Beginner Forum (Here). Try
out the responses from the more experienced repliers.
7. Got back to the book, and check the section relating
to the response, and your errors. This 2nd round of
checking and reading, helps the Concept and understanding
JAVA.
8. Keep doing this day after day. You'll see that, as it turns out,
JAVA does make sense.
-- gte99te