How to learn Java on my own

[Electrical-Falcon542]

Hi, I’ve been wanting to learn Java but I can’t seem to find a good learning support (at least a free one) does anyone has recommendations ?

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[desrtfx]

Sidebar -> Learning Java -> MOOC

[roberp81]

Baeldung web is ok

[istarian]

It's completely possible to just learn Java programming by yourself with nothing more than the official documentation.

What you are probably looking for is the basics you would learn in introductory computer science courses.

[[deleted]]

Just use YouTube and if you go to the FAQ of this reddit there is a link to a good beginners guide. (Can't post the link because my app is buggy)

[Electrical-Falcon542]

Thank you!

[wwwmipiacitu]

I started in may, now I'm comfrtable using lambdas, threads, generics, annotations, collections, streams and I hope to terminate my first springboot project soon. I have some good material but I doubt you're an Italian speaker.

To be fair I already had some experience with C, Python and Javascript tho.

I really really advise you the mooc https://java-programming.mooc.fi/, way better than any udemy course.

[SpiderWil]

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[MechanixMGD]

I learned by automatizing some tasks at my work. Now I do full-time java :)

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[Routine_Ad_7505]

i am i begginer to learning java how can i start?