r/learnjava 10h ago

Help pleasešŸ™

I apologise for asking this in this sub Reddit, but how exactly have the programmes in this sub Reddit learn java, I am now forced to learn java(because of school) and kind of enjoy it but can really fully comprehend it, I’ve tried a whole bunch of Udemy courses yet nothing worked out, any help would be greatly greatly greatly appreciated, sorry again

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u/No_Captain7752 10h ago

if you know basic programming fundamentals then check these video courses -

https://learning.oreilly.com/videos/-/9780137475438/
https://learning.oreilly.com/videos/-/9780135461846/

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u/PsychologyBetter4960 10h ago

Thank you so much

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u/PsychologyBetter4960 9h ago

What is the difference between se 21 developer and programming essentials?? Sorry for asking

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u/No_Captain7752 9h ago

first one will give you basic understanding of Java Programming Language like a get started course.

second is detailed version of first course with latest things of Java 21.

Both are great. Teacher is one of the best in Java field. Teaches on whiteboard and then on system.

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u/ITCoder 10h ago

If starting from zero, head first java is a great and fun read.

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u/PsychologyBetter4960 10h ago

Thank you so much

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u/jonnycross10 4h ago

I would just try building a project in Java if you know the very basics. Nothing worked better for me learning new languages than trying to make something I was interested in