Learn to Program with Minecraft Plugins, 2nd Edition

Your Growing Toolbox

28%

You now know how to:

• Use the command-line shell

• Build with Java, javac

• Run a Minecraft server

• Deploy a plugin

• Connect to a local server

• Use Java variables for numbers and strings

• Use Java functions

• Use if, for, and while statements

• Use Java objects

• Use imports for Java packages

• Use new to create objects

Footnotes

[22]	If fred was null and you tried to execute a function from fred, like fred.isSneaking(), you’d get an error and your plugin would crash.
[23]	You could make it stop by setting raining to false instead.

Copyright © 2015, The Pragmatic Bookshelf.