convert java code into c#

kayla may

16y10.6k

Hi guys first of all i am newbie here so please go easy on me

Ok my question is i am at school and my teacher gave us an assignment which we meant to convert this program that current runs on java which is an image where the user use the mouse to zoom into d image runs on java as a html

now we need to convert it into c# i dnt know anything about c# java or c# sharp so got a begginers book on c# which is Beginning
Microsoft® Visual C#® 2008
Karli Watson and others

now the problems is due on a week an gone tru i've been learning if statment switch and loops but i am thinking bt the time i go tru d book i will not be able to create a image that uses the mouse to zoom in the image so does anyone know what would be the quickest way for me to be able to do this program?? i mean what should i try to concentrate in learning to be able to achive on time?? i could upload the current java program if anyone interest in seing bt i gt learn how to do it in c# myself

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Sam Hobbs16y ago
If you are asking for information about Fractals, sure I have heard of them. I even know a guy that made money from writing a program that does them, but I don't know where he is; that was long ago, before Java existed. Just search the internet for Fractals. If you are near a big Library then they might have a book about them.

So did the instructor make this assignment for the purpose of teaching or for the purpose of getting a student to do the work that he or she cannot do?
Mahesh Chand16y ago
I could not be more agree with Sam and Suthish. As Suthish pointed out, you can always use JCLA tool in the list to convert from Java to C#.

We can only show you the path. You are the one to follow it.
kayla may16y ago
Butway my project is convert zoom in fractal.java into a fractal in c sharp don't know if anyone heard of fractal's like i said am new if anyone know good tutorial on that particular type please just point me in the direction?
Sam Hobbs16y ago
I agree with you that as a beginner it is unlikely you will be able to accomplish this on your own in the amount of time you are given. The question is what is the best way for you to learn. I don't know how much the inistructor has taught you but it sounds as if your instructor has not done a good job of teaching. It is wonderful if you can teach yourself from a book and when you do, you deserve credit for being able to do that. You will find many experienced developers here eager to help you when you need help if you are willing to spend the time to learn, which you seem to be.

Since there is so much for you to learn, it is difficult to suggest where to start. I suggest reading the book and learning what the book teaches in the order that the book teaches it. Don't expect to be able to convert the program in a week; even if you get help doing it, you still will not have learned much. Converting the program might be very educational but you must learn the basics first.
Suthish Nair16y ago
here an article migrating java to c#:

http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/mahesh/Java2CSMigration10032005161817PM/Java2CSMigration.aspx
kayla may16y ago
Hi i am trying the learn from a book called c# visual 2008 for beginners but i dnt think that i will have enough time to be able to do it but here the program just run the html file click anywhere highlight as square and it will zoom in the image
Suthish Nair16y ago
Hi,
I suggest, you take your time and learn the technology which you prefer for your bright future.

Finding a quickest way is not good for you.

Learn (check article sections here) try out samples, if any problems face here we all ready to help.
Jure16y ago
If I understood correctly, the original one is Java applet embedded within a webpage. You need to choose the right .NET technology first, and I think Silverlight might be the best in this case.
But if there aren't any restrictions on the type of application, then Windows Forms will probably be the easiest to implement.

About the code, if you have the source, then in the worst case you can just look-up syntactic equivalents of certain classes/functions and copy-paste what you can.

Zip the whole source code and post it here as an attachment.