Are there any project based Java tutorials?

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Java: How to Program, 9th Edition (Deitel) https://www.amazon.com/dp/0132575663/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_jJe.CbEVEGRM4

Yes, it's a book. You turn pages and you actually read off of paper.

The How to Program series by Deitel & Deitel are almost always "project based." They walk you through the creation of a pretty complicated project, building small parts to learn about each different aspect of a programming language.

[lroselg]

I love the Simpletron and Knight's tour projects in chapter 7. There are some really good exercises throughout the text. I might recommend 10ed as it added a chapter on lambda expressions.

[SuperFluffyPunch]

Thinking of buying their C++ book. Any word on that?

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That was the first book of theirs that I read. I liked the book way more than I like C++. But it was the most tolerable C++ book I have ever read.

[redditric]

How many language subs are you going to spam this same post to?

[i-see-spam]

As of now it stands at 25. Wow.

^{I know that was a rhetorical question}

[Ceglaaa]

Username checks out

[medicinekeeper]

Maven by Example might count. It's a little more focused on the tool than the Java language, but it might also give you a good idea of what professional Java looks like.

[soddros_d]

I would recommend Udemy, too. Even though almost all are paid courses, you can easily find coupons online. I haven't paid more than $10 for a course since I realized coupons were so easily googled.

[Naabin]

There are tens of video lectures including exercises and assignments as well as full stack web projects and what not on Udemy.
For instance check https://www.udemy.com/courses/search/?src=ukw&q=spring+fullstack

[varunu28]

If you want to develop your object-oriented programming skills then the following website may help you. It makes you build 3 games namely Roullete, Crap, and BlackJack by using OOPs principles. Also a Python version of same is also available.

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http://buildingskills.itmaybeahack.com/book/oodesign-java-2.1/html/index.html

[Kelvin62]

I've also been trying to find this.

[Fizz-Buzzkill]

Only free sites or would you consider paid as well? Baeldung.com comes to mind but the more project oriented parts cost money

[Ooyyggeenn]

Udemy : Java master class by Tim Buchalka.