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But, the old way of referencing is using an index, so I think I should go to javadocs and look for the method and not search for "how to do xyz+java"
by zengr 16y ago
But, the old way of referencing is using an index, so I think I should go to javadocs and look for the method and not search for "how to do xyz+java"
- spooneybarger 16y agoThat is a mighty limited concept of 'reference' you have. Reference books are books you refer to when you want to know how to do something. Build a deck, grow orchids, how to do xyz in java.
- rcfox 16y agoWhy on Earth would you limit yourself to the old way of doing things? You're not recreating a war; you're trying to get stuff done.
- gojomo 16y agoBut don't you jump to the right class javadocs via a well-tuned Google search? (I've probably queried some variant of [java Pattern 5] hundreds of times to look up Java regex syntax. It's odd to see that the Sun Javadocs have now dropped from the rankings for this query with the Oracle re-domaining, and now some Columbian University mirror is the top hit.)