Code is Scary

[...] your programming problems before, you’ve probably wound up on […] The post Thoughts on Stack Overflow appeared first on Code is Scary. [...]

[...] do that is through If and Else statements. We’re going to be using the code from our last tutorial: This time we’re going to add another method to our program.  Create a new method […] [...]

[...] In the last tutorial, we talked about using the command line to take user input. While it’s important to be able to [...]

Today, we’re going to make our programs interactive. A true program actually communicates with the user right?  We’ll do this by using some of Ja [...]

[...] . Boot up Eclipse, and let’s get started. Open up the Boat.java file and you’ll find our Boat class. […] The post #2 How to Program in Java – Shifting Data With Methods appeared first on [...]

[...] Today, we’re going to make another class an incorporate it with our Boat class. We’ll talk about a method that “builds” a class immediately when it’s run. We’ll also get into [...]

Today we’re going to do some super simple math. This lesson will probably be shorter compared to others, but it’s still something that’s importa [...]

Today, we’re going to make another class an incorporate it with our Boat class. We’ll talk about a method that “builds” a class immediately wh [...]

When we want to condense lots of data in one easy package, we generally use arrays. An array is like a list of variables. For example, let’s say we [...]

Often in programming, we want to do things multiple times but we don’t want to have to copy/paste lines over and over again.  We accomplish this us [...]

[...] In the last tutorial, we talked about using the command line to take user input. While it’s important to be able to write programs that use the command line, I personally don’ [...]