I don't really get how to use J#. I kind of use Qbasic, but this is completly different. Could someone make a very simple program for me that will teach me how to do the basic things like type to the screen and using variables Eventually I want to make an RPG with 3D graphics and I was told that this was a good language to do this on. Can anyone help
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adi123
Check out the J# language introductions @
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vjsharp/
http://blogs.msdn.com/varungupta/archive/2005/11/11/491769.aspx
thanks,
varun
Bill H123
What on earth made you choose J#, the least used .NET language If your background is in a BASIC type language, you'd find VB.NET far easier, and better supported, although I'd say C# has the best support overall. Certainly, I don't think there are J# samples in the DirectX SDK, which is what you'd end up using.
The web abounds with tutorials starting at a basic level for VB.NET and C#. however, whatever language you decide to use, I'd start with a good beginners book. Again, you'll find a lot more info if you move away from J#. Amazon.com shows 5 J# books in print, with lots gone out of print.
m4yster