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Ryan Bridglal said...
8:44 pm - March 12th, 2009

Here’s my introduction to everyone:
Originally posted on Feb 25th, 2009 at 1:20 PM MST

Hell0, I’m Ryan and finally happy to dig into programming classes (educationally). I’ve been in UAT for about a year and this is the first actual programming class I’m attending. My current major is The Game programming field, but I’ve been more of a designer the past year. I have years of off and on programming experience; I started out with BASIC over 10 years ago, then jump into web programming. Tasted a bit of C++ and C#. Even though I’ve been playing with programming throughout the years, I haven’t gotten serious about it until I started UAT. Honestly, what do I want to get out of this course? I want to become as fluent in Java development as a moderate, professional programmer is. I’m going to aim for exceeding these expectations and I believe it’s accomplish-able. Hope fully, by week 3 or 4 I could sit down and crack out a professional basic application within an hour or less. I’m thinking about a calculator, or a quick game. Hopefully I’ll be able to crank out Java based games by the end of this course.

Another thing, I currently live in Maui, HI. I’ve got a 15 month old daughter and this reflects my computer time. My life is my family and technology. When My family sleeps, I’m on my PC. So my postings will appear at 3am, 5am, midnight and so forth. But don’t be fooled by the time stamp. When it’s 1018AM for me, its 118PM at UAT! The best way to reach me is through email or text-ing. I check both multiple times a day. Hey I’ve got other hobbies other than hunching over my PC, phone, laptop, car pc and stuff. What are they? Just ask and I’ll name a few.

Ryan Bridglal said...
9:02 pm - March 12th, 2009

Another required post was to install the Eclipse IDE and post a screen shot of it. Here’s mine:

Ryan Bridglal said...
5:36 pm - April 5th, 2009

As a recap, here’s the code to display a hello world application:

//this is display output text

public class MyTestApplication {

public static void main (String[] args) {
System.out.println(”Ryan says, Hello WORLD!”);
}
}