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This is gonna be a rather quick posts so I'll make it simple. This site says that it searches for the best deals when it comes to gaming. However, its front page reeks of ads and lousy deals at best. If you are going to try to call yourself a site dedicated to good gaming deals, then either live up to it or shut the hell up.

Ok, I may as well talk a bit about this. The next two parts of the tutorials are going to talk about classes, inheritance, constructors, and object methods. With this in mind, I figure I should get some feedback about this matter. Currently, I am debating if I should conclude the Basic Programming Concepts guides after these concepts are covered and start writing a series covering several different types of sorting methods used in programming. Should anybody have any input on this matter, feel free to state any and all suggestions on the matter.

Today, we saw a rather interesting development in the Oracle lawsuit against Google. Oracle was accusing Google of infringing on Java patents. It looked like Oracle was going to score an easy victory. Today however, a post was put up, showing a post made by Sun Microsystems former CEO in 2007 stating that they welcome the use of Java on Android phones just put a huge monkey-wrench in what was going to be a straight victory. This is also yet another showing of how Oracle's practices have become very abusive with regard to developers and their products.

I wanted to apologize for any claims I may have made, or incorrect information given...I am still developing my knowledge of IT, and barely into security at that.

With that said, I wanted to apologize to all the other staff and members of Soldierx for being such a Douche and I will do my best to turn things around.

Grey

I figure since somebody may eventually ask what prompted my return to SoldierX, I may as well cover it here and now. In a earlier "Amp Blasts" post, I voiced my legitimate displeasure with the complacency and apathy that I observed from crew members. One reason for this was the cancellation of the tutorial contest due to lack of entries. Another was due to Grey being forced into retirement due to his failure to produce content. Along with seeing that not much had happened with some other projects and a supposed return by another member that eventually fell apart it started to bother me. Another thing that was bothersome were all of these IT goons with giant fucking hardons for MRI coming on the site without an intent to legitimately further their knowledge. The straw that broke the camel's back though and prompted that post was that RaT brought it to my attention that I was contributing more than many crew members.

Ok, now that I have some free time, I figure that I should answer a question that was risen concerning my guides. I was recently asked by some members what programming language I would focus on. One of the intentions of the guide is for me to try to make it somewhat generalized so that it can be applied to some extent with other languages. However, I will state that once I start giving specific programming examples, they will be in Java. Should anybody wish to provide the same example in other languages though I will be glad to add them in and credit them for it.

I figure since I don't have much time this week, I'd give a quick tip to new programmers based on something I saw today. One thing to focus on when programming something for a course or for a job is to make sure that it can perform all expected functions. A fancy GUI is nice and all, but it's worthless if the program doesn't meet the criteria required for a project. I know this may seem like a no duh statement, but I have seen enough cases of this where I feel it should be stated.

Ok, when it comes to textbooks, they really should focus on the goal of somebody being able to utilize them whether they are in an actual classroom or not. Now, for many CS books, it isn't too difficult to do so, (I will state though having an instructor explain some of the concepts does make life much easier sometimes) but unfortunately not all Collegiate level textbooks are like this. I've seen textbooks from several departments that fail in this regard, but I have seen only one department that really fails in this respect. With that in mind, I want to draw special attention on textbooks made to focus on Math.

Due to the positive feedback I've received on the initial programming writings I've done, I've decided to move forward with the basic programming guide that I have started with.

In computer programs, we can figure out something simple like what 50*49 is. We can also enter in something more detailed such as a bank account information. However, if we cannot store this information, then doing these tasks are essentially worthless. To store and recall information, a variable is used as a reference to the space in memory where the information in question is stored.