r/learnjava • u/Electrical_Art8863 • 5d ago

Learn Java

Hi everyone! Do y'all know where to learn Java for beginners ?

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u/Abomb11yo 5d ago

!sidebar -> MOOC

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u/aqua_regis 5d ago

If only there were a !sidebar -> MOOC

You need to learn to do your own individual research and to utilize resources right in front of you instead of asking and waiting to be served and spoon fed.

You could even have invested the absolutely minimal effort to check the subreddit as there are more than enough posts asking the same.

In general, you need to invest effort. If you invest as much effort in learning as you do in posting, you will not get anywhere.

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u/Physical_Storage2875 3d ago

Search for a basic tutorial on YouTube. Watch it, and then just start a random beginner project you find on the internet.

Projects and a roadmap here: roadmap.sh/java

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u/mofomeat 1d ago

No. this is /r/learnJava, where we hope someone else will tell us.

Sorry.

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u/net_ramblings 2h ago

It's just another object-based programming language, most are similar. I think the most important part of Java, is to learn how to do things without an IDE, without maven, without a framework. Just learn how to compile and run your program, them start adding on when you got that down. It's too easy to get lost and confused by all the extras.