Help ! I need a Java tutor!

[willie]

Hi, I wonder if anyone who considers themselves able to give good
explanations would be willing to tutor me with a Java project I am
going through. It is a fairly simple program that creates a basic
paint application (similar to what you get in accessories with MSPaint
but much simpler. I am trying to understand the app and although I
have some explanations that come with it, I really need help working
through it. I am a novice. If you have time, it is easy for me to set
up an online whiteboard where we can chat and share a screen. If there
is anybody out there that can do this well I would greatly appreciate
your help. Tell me what your hourly fee would be?
Thanks,
Will

 

[TechBookReport]

Ivor Horton uses a simple paint package as an extended example in his book
'Beginning Java 2 SDK' (reviewed at http://www.techbookreport.com). If
there's a copy in your college library it might be worth taking a look. The
explanations are generally very clear.

Pan
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(http://www.techbookreport.com)

 

[Peter the Swede]

Books and learning by trial and error will probably help you more than
having a tutor. Learn how to understand the API/Javadoc. In the beginning
Javadoc will be hard to understand, but after a while you can master
everything in java just by knowing the language of API/Javadoc.

Cheers, Peter

 

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