I remember starting to use and learn Visual J++ just to find out that if one wasn't really careful the code you wrote didn't run on other systems. If I was goin

I remember starting to use and learn Visual J++ just to find out that if one wasn't really careful the code you wrote didn't run on other systems. If I was going to keep making a Windows only program, I preferred to stick with Visual Basic at the time. The real Java SDK was harder to learn for teenager me so I dropped it for a couple years until I started at Georgia Tech, which used Java extensively.