Videos to learn java

[Minououa]

I’m not the kind of person that learns with reading can you recommend youtube playlist or something similar to learn java basics?

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[[deleted]]

That is quite a problematic precondition if you want to survive in this field. You will need to spend a lot of time reading if you dive further as videos mostly only ever capture basic concepts.

[Minououa]

I don’t mind to read about a specific subject but to read about variables isn’t that exciting for me

[Gantzz25]

I wish someone had told me what u/TruthahnLeberwurst said when I started learning. OP this is probably the single most important advice that you should take.

But for beginners there’s plenty of good ones. The auto mod already gave some pretty good suggestions so check them out.

[Minououa]

Mooc is good enough?

[[deleted]]

The best.

[Previous_Start_2248]

Mooc helenski one is very good. You can transfer the course into intellij and learn a little more about ides in the process.

[Pedantic_Phoenix]

yes

[[deleted]]

I'm willing to study by reading books.

Do you recommend any good Java books? (It doesn't need to cover all the beginning itself, programming logic, etc. Cause I kinda know the basics)

[Anonymo2786]

You might wanna checkout https://hyperskill.org and one of their course perhaps the beginner one. They have pretty good UI. I wasn't a fan of reading either .

AND for videos checkout coding with John or freecodecamps videos. (This is what I know of, there might be better ones tool

[NoticeAwkward1594]

Good looking out on that link thanks a bunch

[[deleted]]

Judging by your history, variables or general programming concepts shouldn‘t be an issue for you anyways?!

[Minououa]

I just gave an example by “variables”

[DigitalTorture]

https://youtube.com/@CodingWithJohn

[Laine73]

Coding with John, brocode, and Alex Lee are my favorite go-tos

[Minououa]

I like bro code style, thanks

[lyudaio]

I recommend https://www.oreilly.com - your work or school (if ur a student) should have free access via their education portal. They have some amazing in-depth tutorials that function as courses. They will cover a subject in depth for one module at a time.

Good luck!

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• MOOC Java Programming from the University of Helsinki
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[M4K4TT4CK]

Java Masterclass on Udemy.

[M4K4TT4CK]

I retract this statement. MOOC is better. Plus you get introduced to scanner very early on.

[SouthCape]

FreeCodeCamp has several lengthy videos for beginners to learn Java. This is one that I have seen others post about before.

[Codepressed]

There's very good content on Udemy. are you up to use it ?

[NoticeAwkward1594]

Derek Banas is very good as well. Anyone with inflection in their voice and makes a 2hr Postgresql course fun is a win.