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How to construct java code with explanation

 
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Hello,
I'm currently studying for my scja exam. i have a clear understanding on java and related technologies, but i wish i could start writing my own codes, but most times i am lost as to what codes to merge together without missing anything, but whenever i answer practice questions i do well...i'm not satifsfied with just answering objective questions, i want to be a java coder.
 
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Well you posted this from a computer so I assume you have one unless it was at a library or something. And if you have a computer you can start programming, even if it's not a very good computer. I do most of my programming on a laptop with dual core processors and 4gb of ram. Most modern computers will be able to handle programming applications such as eclipse. If you don't want to download that you could also use Notepad to start out with, type up some basic programs and run them from command line.

As for not knowing what to merge when you code, simply do what feels right. If you feel a program is better off with 1 class instead of 3 then go for it. But the best and only way to learn programming is to just do it. Get the tools necessary to make programs and start.
 
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