Someone should please help me, am just a beginner... Can someone tell me why Java's syntax is arranged in a kind of manner, and

Question

Don't just get it

Answer 1

@ daudu what you should be worried about isn't "WHY" the syntax are arranged in a manner but rather "HOW" they are arranged the truth is its not the syntax that matters all programming language does something from the list of simple arithmetic, mathematical calculations, Graphical interpretations, I.O operations and the likes, they all perform the same operation though some people may say some are stronger and faster than the other but in my opinion they carry out the same operation another thing you need to be concerned with "WHAT OPERATIONS CAN JAVA CARRY OUT AND HOW IT DOES IT " then may be the syntax can begin to get clearer like i said they all do the same thing "the only difference is the syntax" and believe me its simple probably not for a starter but as you grow you should see what i am saying i practically started coding in JAVA my self few months ago but i was able to catch up cause i had gained experience and knowledge from coding in python, python doesn't use the difficult syntax like C and JAVA as some would call it, so i had practically learnt what OOP meant from coding in python with few Projects , so my advice is this if you think the Java syntax is so serious then try picking up something you would understand first before learning java. In my case it was html then JavaScript and then python at that point i was able to pick on java and c so the ball is in your court and if you really want to learn java try picking up beginner tutorials especially video tutorials then you should be able to comprehend better Good Luck

Answer 2

Do you mean like this?

public static void main
// array of keywords...
It makes me hard to learn java too...

Answer 3

The easiest way to to forget about all the hard stuff until you get to the point where you are learning it in the course.

Do not worry about what public means, until you learn classes.
Do not worry about what static means until you learn creating objects/OOP basics.
Do not worry about what void means until you learn return types.
Do not worry about what the string array is until you learn arrays.
When I say "learn", I also mean understand.

Answer 4

Thanks guys...

Answer 5

Rrestoring Faith... Ur suggestion is really working...