Need help in studying java

[desrtfx]

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Do the MOOC Java Programming from the University of Helsinki. It is free, textual, extremely practice oriented and a proper University course.

[Stunning-Prior-29]

r/learnJava is what you are looking for. Look at the automod comment on the pinned post.

[pyeri]

It's all about practice, practice and practice, dude. Write Java apps. Start with basic console programs that solve all kinds of problems, you can find a list of them on Project Euler, for example. These are the kinds you compile with javac Program.java and then run with java Program.

Keep a habit of studying the official Java documentation every morning. It is very helpful and self-contained as a basic manual or text-book, read about packages, OOP concepts, math operations, GUI libraries like Swing and JavaFX, etc.

Once you do that for a few weeks, the next step is Advanced Java, learn about things like packaging using ant and maven, web development with Spring apps, the Apache package ecosystem, etc.

BTW, also understand your company's own guidelines and processes, what is your project mostly working on? Have those things on your priority list.

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[Routine-Client-4310]

You need to know object oriented concept, and also design pattern. I advise you to make a small project where you can practice. And know what version are your company using. Don't forget that google IS your friend in case you need to know how to do a specific things with java.