veggieman001 wrote:
transparent wrote:
wow jquery ur lazy omg
(im too)That was actually already there on the code I rewrote, so I just left it.
YMIBANWAH wrote:
I use javascript on Khan Academy, but otherwise normal Java is better, unless you are messing with the json to mess with scripts in the scratch 2.0 beta.
Contrary to popular belief, Javascript and Java are unrelated (except for similar C-like syntax overall). Some big differences between them include that Javascript is weakly-typed, was intended from its creation to be used with HTML in web browsers, and because of that has many built in methods for manipulating and interacting with HTML and CSS. Plus, there isn't just one Javascript interpreter, whereas all Java applications are run on Sun's JRE.
Well, besides the people that made them. And you're forgetting linux when you say they all run on Sun's JRE. I know some linux computers that run on openjdk instead.
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NoxSpooth wrote:
So, to make things like Minecraft mods, I need to know Java, right?
... I really want to learn how to program with it.
Java is different to Javascript.
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jji7skyline wrote:
NoxSpooth wrote:
So, to make things like Minecraft mods, I need to know Java, right?
... I really want to learn how to program with it.Java is different to Javascript.
... Really?
Forgive my stupidity. xP
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GeonoTRON2000 wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
transparent wrote:
wow jquery ur lazy omg
(im too)That was actually already there on the code I rewrote, so I just left it.
YMIBANWAH wrote:
I use javascript on Khan Academy, but otherwise normal Java is better, unless you are messing with the json to mess with scripts in the scratch 2.0 beta.
Contrary to popular belief, Javascript and Java are unrelated (except for similar C-like syntax overall). Some big differences between them include that Javascript is weakly-typed, was intended from its creation to be used with HTML in web browsers, and because of that has many built in methods for manipulating and interacting with HTML and CSS. Plus, there isn't just one Javascript interpreter, whereas all Java applications are run on Sun's JRE.
Well, besides the people that made them. And you're forgetting linux when you say they all run on Sun's JRE. I know some linux computers that run on openjdk instead.
The people that made them? Sun (now part of Oracle) made Java, and Netscape made Javascript.
And OpenJDK is by Oracle, so I think it counts as within the "Sun JRE".
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NoxSpooth wrote:
So, to make things like Minecraft mods, I need to know Java, right?
... I really want to learn how to program with it.
Yep you need normal java for that unless you have a special javascript moddification.
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YMIBANWAH wrote:
NoxSpooth wrote:
So, to make things like Minecraft mods, I need to know Java, right?
... I really want to learn how to program with it.Yep you need normal java for that unless you have a special javascript moddification.
You can't use Javascript (even with a modification) to mod Minecraft. Plus, it's inaccurate to say "normal Java" when Java is the only Java and JS is not related.
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veggieman001 wrote:
GeonoTRON2000 wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
transparent wrote:
wow jquery ur lazy omg
(im too)That was actually already there on the code I rewrote, so I just left it.
Contrary to popular belief, Javascript and Java are unrelated (except for similar C-like syntax overall). Some big differences between them include that Javascript is weakly-typed, was intended from its creation to be used with HTML in web browsers, and because of that has many built in methods for manipulating and interacting with HTML and CSS. Plus, there isn't just one Javascript interpreter, whereas all Java applications are run on Sun's JRE.Well, besides the people that made them. And you're forgetting linux when you say they all run on Sun's JRE. I know some linux computers that run on openjdk instead.
The people that made them? Sun (now part of Oracle) made Java, and Netscape made Javascript.
And OpenJDK is by Oracle, so I think it counts as within the "Sun JRE".
Pardon my extreme and almost obsessive attention to detail, but Sun is a subdivision of Oracle and OpenJDK is another, making them siblings. It would, therefore, only be completely accurate to say "Oracle's JRE".
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GeonoTRON2000 wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
GeonoTRON2000 wrote:
Well, besides the people that made them. And you're forgetting linux when you say they all run on Sun's JRE. I know some linux computers that run on openjdk instead.The people that made them? Sun (now part of Oracle) made Java, and Netscape made Javascript.
And OpenJDK is by Oracle, so I think it counts as within the "Sun JRE".Pardon my extreme and almost obsessive attention to detail, but Sun is a subdivision of Oracle and OpenJDK is another, making them siblings. It would, therefore, only be completely accurate to say "Oracle's JRE".
Sun no longer exists as an entity in any shape or form and I was really just referring to Oracle (and saying Sun just by habit). Plus, the Wikipedia article I linked to says "It is the result of an effort Sun Microsystems began in 2006."
Therefore, they are both the results of work by Sun. Hence the classification as the Sun JRE.
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NoxSpooth wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
NoxSpooth wrote:
So, to make things like Minecraft mods, I need to know Java, right?
... I really want to learn how to program with it.Java is different to Javascript.
... Really?
Forgive my stupidity. xP
I could borrow you a book to help you learn, but this is the internet...
Try googling some java tutorials.
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