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Starting With Java

If i am not wrong you are here to learn java , we will here begun with this user friendly 
java tutorial . Before starting up i want to aware you of some salient features of this tutorial  which would help you to grasp things well.


1) Friend's Company 

This tutorial speaks with you like your friend , in every possible manner and try its best to not get you bored. It gives you a feeling that if you are in the company of your friends by passing comments in between the tutorial and by other means. The key points are given great emphasis(in red color with bold font ) in order to help you to make your concepts clear in every aspect of java .


2) Video Practicals

 Practical knowledge is always better then theoretical knowledge so to comply with this every programs in the tutorial are provided with video practicals in Blue J IDE in order to give you practical knowledge of the topic.









3)Quizzes

You will find quizzes in between the tutorial to prompt you to check your knowledge and to warn you if you are going too fast.

Come on let's try one


I am still working to add more features to this tutorial in order to  provide you with excellent learning experience and i am sure i will be back very soon with those features.




As a beginner i want that to make and run java programs you should use Blue J IDE not because it will make it easy for you to make and run java programs believe me there are more excellent IDE's available but the reason i am preferring you this is it will surely help you as a beginner neither making the things easy nor making it too hard.Please install blue J along with JDK if you want to do some homework at home.  

Lets start with our Hello world program on next page.    



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