October 2017
Beginner
318 pages
7h 26m
English
As we write more and more complicated Java programs, we're inevitably going to make some mistakes. Some of these mistakes will be significant logic errors or misunderstandings on our part that we might have to further educate ourselves before we can solve them. But, especially while we're starting our programming, we're going to make a lot of small silly errors that are really easy to fix as long as we know where to look.
Fortunately, Java compilers are designed to point errors out to us when they come across them. To see this in action, let's simply make our HelloWorld program incorrect by removing the semicolon from the end of the println statement:
Now NetBeans red-jitters the line to let ...
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