What interesting (!) task can be devised for a child (daughter) aged 13.83 years in Java? Especially if she has just started learning it (literally the first few days, but there is progress).
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In Delphi, there’s a whole bunch of tasks right away – from calculators to Tetris (yes, with my help, but it’s interesting anyway).
And Java out-of-the-box is console-based. Using Swing, old applets, web servlets, and the like seems a bit premature – instead of solving the problem, a lot would have to be explained about the wrapping. Any ideas? Dmitry Voloshin Vitaly Chibrikov
Yesterday we made a program to guess a selected number. But it’s not very fun. In my childhood, I wrote various simple games/programs on Turbo Pascal on DOS, with graphic or pseudographic interface… But with Java, I can’t seem to devise any fun…
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