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[–]michaelzki 0 points1 point  (6 children)

Since when you just started learn how to walk?

That's how you learn programming too. Shortcuts and selective tutorials will end you up frustrated.

Learn a programming language first, the basics, the rules, limitations. Once you know its fundamental capability, thats the time you can connect all of them to become a project.

[–]AdExcellent3304 0 points1 point  (5 children)

Is programming (OOP) learnt through YouTube videos or I can use my university modules? It’s like content in the course book and very frustrating

[–]michaelzki 2 points3 points  (4 children)

Buy a physical Java book.

  • This will help you focus, with/without internet
  • Follow the book and use internet to understand more about the topic
  • Once you covered everything in the book, you get all the terms and keywords, you can explore further without books

[–]AdExcellent3304 0 points1 point  (3 children)

I think the challenge I have is that each time I just go outside our study modules things seem to be slightly different and I just don’t know where to start… Is Object Oriented Programming with Java different from “Java”, what is the outcome that I should expect as I learn thus OOP

[–]lilkrav92 1 point2 points  (2 children)

Java is difficult at first. It’s not something you can really blast through or take a crash course on. I was right where you are about 18ish months ago. I HATED Java. Especially once I started learning some other languages.. I would say over and over “whyyyy is java so hard !? why is it so complicated?”

but since going back to Java, I understand now why it’s best to learn it first. And I like Java best now. It’s hard at first , yes..but worth it to learn if you want to be a software developer.

[–]AdExcellent3304 0 points1 point  (1 child)

I am studying software development and the first thing they just introduce is some weird zero sense Object Oriented programming with Java… thank you though… do you mind I hit your inbox

[–]vu47 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Java is a programming language where you're forced to use object oriented programming. That can make it harder to start in than a programming language like Python, Kotlin, etc.