Choose an easy ide(Integrated Development Environment) to use that has autolisting of members to make things easy. i.e sharpdevelop (C#) or eclipse (java).
For java I would recommend the java programmers reference by grant palmer as if you have the question (ie how do I read a file) you can look this up.
just remember you can always ask the net (i.e type a question into google) if you want to do something. Like how do I use dates in java.
Other than that if you want the basic totorial sun has one on java online: turorial
for c# I am sure someone will answer something
Open source ide for c#: windows (sharpdevelop) , on linux (monodevelop), on mac (monodevelop). Open source ide for java: for all platforms either eclipse or netbeans.
Question of c# or java:
really there is not much difference between c# and java, just like comparing a brand of apples as opposed to apples and oranges. Really the decision is do you want to be in the microsoft world or not. If not stick to java. If you do stick to microsoft - hope they do not change direction in the future.....
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Choose an easy ide(Integrated Development Environment) to use that has autolisting of members to make things easy. i.e sharpdevelop (C#) or eclipse (java).
For java I would recommend the java programmers reference by grant palmer as if you have the question (ie how do I read a file) you can look this up.
just remember you can always ask the net (i.e type a question into google) if you want to do something. Like how do I use dates in java.
Other than that if you want the basic totorial sun has one on java online: turorial
for c# I am sure someone will answer something
constructive, happy, real coder, and guts, are all things you need to look up in a dictionary before you post again.....
Open source ide for c#: windows (sharpdevelop) , on linux (monodevelop), on mac (monodevelop).
Open source ide for java: for all platforms either eclipse or netbeans.
Question of c# or java: really there is not much difference between c# and java, just like comparing a brand of apples as opposed to apples and oranges. Really the decision is do you want to be in the microsoft world or not. If not stick to java. If you do stick to microsoft - hope they do not change direction in the future.....