Java Where Can Beginners Find Java NetBeans Learning Sites?

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The discussion centers around finding resources for beginners to learn Java programming using the NetBeans IDE, specifically focusing on procedural programming and Java Swing applications. Participants share links to tutorials and examples, highlighting the need for practical coding exercises rather than just theoretical explanations. A user expresses interest in creating simple applications, such as a sum calculator and a palindrome checker, and requests links to resources that provide complete code examples for these types of programs. The conversation emphasizes the importance of hands-on practice in learning programming, with users suggesting various online resources and acknowledging the limitations of some sites that only offer single code examples. Ultimately, the consensus is that practicing coding is essential for mastering Java and Swing applications.
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Are there any sites for learning Java netbeans?
For beginners?
 
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Raghav Gupta said:
Are there any sites for learning Java netbeans?
For beginners?
Here is a good Hello World tutorial for getting started with Netbeans.
 
Thanks, but is there any other site explaining procedural programming. This site is explaining object oriented programming involving classes, voids etc. Like for example I have to create a sum application of two numbers in netbeans.
I go in the button source code, go beneath private void.
Code:
int a= Integer.parseInt(jTextField1.getText());
int b=Integer.parseInt(jTextField2.getText());
int c=a+b;
jTextField3.setText(""+c);

Are there any sites explaining these type of codings in netbeans, this was a basic one.
See for example this site , although it gives one code only
http://www.thetrozone.com/cbse-class-12-ip-informatics-practices-java-project-practical-assignment-how-check-if-number
 
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Netbeans is an IDE (Internet Development Environment) where you write Java code. IDEs are designed to assist with writing your code and aren't a language that you learn. The link that I provided shows how to set it up so that you can create Java applications.
Raghav Gupta said:
See for example this site , although it gives one code only
http://www.thetrozone.com/cbse-class-12-ip-informatics-practices-java-project-practical-assignment-how-check-if-number
Your example shows how to write the code for a button in a Java Swing application. It doesn't give the code for the rest of the application which appears to require payment. If you want to learn how to create a simple Java Swing application, I would suggest starting with the Java Swing tutorials.
 
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Yeah thanks this is only what I wanted swing application.
The site you have provided discusses only one code and explains all that controls.
If you can give links showing variety of programs it would be helpful.
 
I don't want details of swing components and different types of swing components.
But some programs made out from it or code for a button in Java swing application.
Like checking if a number is palindrome or making a simple calculator or rounding off the digits,
Password checker, or finding the sum of digits of a number etc by inputting in a text field
and getting result by clicking a button.
 
Borg said:
Try this site with full Swing examples.
Sorry for asking so much help but can you give a last one link involving basic Swing programs and basic swing components like button,label,text field,text area.
This is sure that I am wanting swing applications, thanks for interpreting it in 4th post.
 
Raghav Gupta said:
Sorry for asking so much help but can you give a last one link involving basic Swing programs and basic swing components like button,label,text field,text area.
This is sure that I am wanting swing applications, thanks for interpreting it in 4th post.
There are 19 Data Validation program examples in the link that I supplied. I don't know what more I can provide for you.
 
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There are 19 Data Validation program examples in the link that I supplied. I don't know what more I can provide for you.
No problem. I think I am wanting some specific programs but for their code I would ask later in some another thread or figure out myself if I would have any query. It's better to practice then only reading.
 

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