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Wait, he asked if there were any water-fowl based Java code that he can learn from. I think there's a duck in Mo'Creatures, but not sure if it's open source for him to look at.

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Let's just say that properly sourced wrapper classes and libraries work wonders. *points to Allegro.cc*

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I learned all my C++ making games. Pretty sure I can get my old Asteroids clone working again if I could set up a new MSVC environment on my pooter. Source code (the old one) can be made available, it includes a nice wrapper class for BMP file handling and basic joystick hooks.

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It's okay, they do a generalized C++ class before they get us coding games at Full Sail. I can go and see if I still have those labs around, I doubt I still do but at least I know where my code is right now.

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My school does 1 semester of C++ (Programming I) and then 1 semester of Java. (Programming II) I've taken both, it's a pretty basic overview. AP Programming is next, a full year of more java.

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Where can I learn how to code in Java besides the official webcite tutorials?! Im not only wanting to make a mod but also develop a game!

thenewboston on youtube. 

As for making mods: VSWE's tutorials, Pahimar's Let's Mod series. 

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Java is very useful and simple for a beginner, but if you want to undertake a challenge you can learn a C based language. I use Stephen Prata's C++ book

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