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@gauravbhorkar-Pf9kZD • Jan 24, 2010
Just keep practicing hard. The reference is there to help you.
You can always check the API to make sure that you have passed proper arguments to functions. Basically, an API is a set of functions and classes to common programming solutions. -
@csiscool-qA5mGA • Jan 24, 2010
thanks gaurav... api has some virtual architechture?? we need to know about how to use the classes..here is where the problem starts, How can we know about the classes..in documentation they always give the protypes..Somemonth before I started learning jasper for generating pdf reports using jasper, and graphs using jasper,, Still I 'm unclear about that jasper api 😔 -
@gauravbhorkar-Pf9kZD • Jan 24, 2010
Lets take Windows API for example.
To master Win API you should know how windows works, its architecture, etc.
I guess every API reference documentation provides contents of classes and prototype functions and the documentation can be searched.
I don't know about other APIs but in Win API they've also provided example codings in the references. -
@csiscool-qA5mGA • Jan 24, 2010
ok gaurav..I will search in documentation