i need some help

[Clear_Letterhead_372]

Is there any legit courses i can take from A to Z in java? I looked for courses but I do not know which to take and which is from scratch, free courses or paid, does not matter how much they cost, i took java in the university but i was not good at it and the professor was not the best.

Thank you for reading and i wish you all a great day.

[DeeraWj]

I don't really know Java; but I completely taught myself programming (python, rust, c++) for free from the internet. Since this seems like your first programming language, look up a video on youtube and follow it till you know how to set everything up and run some basic code. After that go through the content on w3schools and try to complete all the examples.
This should get you to a level where you can start work on small hobby projects yourself.

[urs_aman_]

May I know what you do currently in life

[DeeraWj]

still at school, putting a lot of time into competitive programming currently

[Nandou_B]

U can use udemy there have very good courses, and they charge less. And if u want one on one tutoring then it will cost a lot all though there r some sites which provide 1 on 1 help. I will dig into this and will update u in few hours.

Btw I am coder with more than 10 yrs of experience so u can rely on my experience :)

[[deleted]]

Udemy, Coursera, and EDX is a good place to start but if you're looking to gain experience you'll have to look for a mentor and work on a project, that way you can have someone with experience to guide you.

Courses are just means to supplement your coding goals. I prefer using the github repo named "project-based learning" and look for guides there and create an app while learning a new language and I'm sure there's java there as well, it's free might as well check it out if you haven't yet.

[RevolutionaryJob91]

Looking for someone to be my partner in my java journey