I highly doubt you have that much homework

I had three test last week, two tests this week, and two tests next week. From what i heard my school gives more homework than most but i have no other schools to compare to.

Summer camps are next to useless, only good for an intro to programming.

Which is the only reason I'm going. I'm hoping that having someone actually talk to me instead of only a book will help me a little bit. I was pretty hesitant to going because i thought it would be unhelpful, but i figured i might as well try it.

I had three test last week, two tests this week, and two tests next week. From what i heard my school gives more homework than most but i have no other schools to compare to.

Meh, I wish I had loads of test. I just have one giant comprehensive unfair, uncurved midterm for 3 hours, then finals. People in your school just want to justify the homework they have to do by making it grandeur.

Programming isn't really one to one and I doubt you will find anything amazingly amazing about the people there. It's probably just a couple 2nd year students that volunteer to help with the camp. If it's free then I guess it can't hurt, but from experience in a c++ camp I found it overly overwhelming and not much knowledge to take away.

Programming isn't really one to one and I doubt you will find anything amazingly amazing about the people there. It's probably just a couple 2nd year students that volunteer to help with the camp. If it's free then I guess it can't hurt, but from experience in a c++ camp I found it overly overwhelming and not much knowledge to take away.

Well i already paid and i need more to do this summer so I guess I'll go.

Well then I recommend you buckle up, find some time and study Java. If you find some problems write them down or keep them in mind. Then when you go there you will be able to ask them all the questions you like and have less problems understanding code. An opportunity to have hours to ask people stuff in a good environment doesn't show up often.

Eventually I'm planning to learn Java well but for now I'm sticking with AS3. The only reason I'm going to the Java camp is because Java is similar to AS3 and as i have said before, because they can help me. If i find more time during this year to sit down for a long time and work with AS3 than I will. If i get much better during that time i may start picking up Java before the summer so i can be more prepared to ask questions.

Before I start actionscript I learn HTML first. Then I got interested on PHP. After those language I start learning flash animation. Then I learn actoinscript