Generic Programming Comments
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This module was marked as "under development" for that reason. It covers generic programming in detail, which isn't essential early on. It may make sense to get more programming practice first.
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@ Learneroo Perhaps you are right and that makes sense. But i am doing everything is order that is given.
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Should i skip this for now and go on to the module games? What is your advice?
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Unless you're specifically interested in generic programming, you can skip it for now. There are four main Java modules in the beginner Java course. After you've completed them, you should get
more practice by solving programming problems, and by creating small programs on your own. The Java Games are optional but are a fun way to test your logical programming. See also this chart of Java content.
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Hi this is a tough read for me but totally worth it. Helps me think forward!
Might you know if it will be completed some time?
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Sorry there isn't any plan to update this right now. I'm leaving the content up since it's still something people can benefit from, but it's not part of the "primary" Java track.
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How do I read the '[' that begins the set?
I have tried using nextInt() and keep getting an inputmismatchexception.
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There are many other scanner methods, such as
.next(). See the Learneroo Scanner reference or the official Scanner docs.
thales
Jul 13, 12:14 PMThis is really to much text and information to understand ( for me it is at least)