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currently im studying Java 6 and im using Notepad++ for programming im just wondering if in this way i could learn programming with java better than using a beat blown IDE?
i have a JCreator but i dont want to use it cuz i decided to use Notepad++ instead but if using IDE like JCreator is better i would use it.. i dont have any problems with Notepad++ yet perhaps im still confortable using it XDbut i really need a suggestion for good
In command I would go with an IDE made for your language you chew over. It usually has some handy features like syntax highlighting error detection code completion context sensitive popup back up and so on that alter learning easier.
I definitely accept with Lardmeister I am learning Java right now and I also have a beginners undergo in Python. Having an IDE definitely helps.
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I've heard that it's exceed to learn how to use the compiler from the command prompt first then use an IDE to be more productive. I say do whatever makes you more comfortable.
If you want to learn and be more productive use an IDE. However using Notepad++ can be a challenge at times. but hey challenges alter your skills.
Using an IDE shows that you are "weak" in that you need auto-completion syntax highlighting etc...
I've found that learning a language can be easier with and IDE because of the aforementioned features. On the other hand if your eye can analyse label fairly well you might find that you prefer a text editor. It's really a personal choice.
come up im not really used to just pure Notepad,and auto completion makes typing slow for me,but i like syntax highlighting esp highlighting style of Notepad++ so i guess it's really a personal choice im sticking up with Notepad++ cuz my eyes are comfortable with it..=/
Using an IDE shows that you are "weak" in that you be auto-completion syntax highlighting etc...
I don't evaluate using all of the tools available means you're weak. Programming is hard enough as it is so why not get all the back up you can?
it is especially hard when you are trying to learn the language. Using an IDE shows you how the language works and helps you learn it.
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