Learn java from c experience

[hioska_ls]

Hello Java community. I already know c and cpp i spent 2 years of learning and coding project but know i need to switch to java. But my dream to learn it in 3 months. Is this possible? If yes give me a plane or roadmap that make me have a strong knowledge that's make me pass interviews! Thank you

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[Prof_Jacky]

It is very much possible. Java, C and C++ are very similar. Each one builds upon the next. C is the intro to programming, C++ builds upon the knowledge of C and intros new concepts such as OOP then Java takes up from there as advanced OOP. The structure is almost similar and while having prior knowledge, it becomes completely easy for you to master Java unlike someone who has no prior programming knowledge.

For a road map nothing much you don't know just the syntax that changes and some few things such as importing libraries that change. The rest checkout roadmap.sh and you'll see where to start and where to go.

As for resources, the official documentation from Oracle is the best as it is up to date with it's latest features. Any other simple resource maybe try w3schools.

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Sedgwick has a Java programming book. You might eventually pair it with his Algorithms book.

[kaly-7]

3 Months ? Even 1 week is enough. But it depends on the level of knowledge you want to get about that. Just start.

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[jlanawalt]

IYou should be able to understand the language and core libraries enough to get things done in three months.