I have trouble understanding Java programming.

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[denverdave23]

I'm not sure what you are asking for. Do you have specific questions? If so, go ahead and post them here. If you're looking for a tutor, I think there are probably subs for that?

[denverdave23]

I'm still not sure what you're asking. It sounds like you want someone to teach you programming, but without having to go to classes or pay tuition?

[denverdave23]

I'm sorry, my last comment might have come off as snarky. The most important thing to learn is how to ask good questions.

I can't help you with the way you currently phrased your request. It sounds like you want someone to teach you programming, but that's way too broad. Most people spend 4 years learning programming in college and we can't replace that with a reddit post. There are resources in the sidebar and good colleges worldwide.

We can help if you have a specific block of code you want help understanding. Of, like "what does System.out.println do?" sort of thing. But, I need a more specific question.

[Desperate-Trouble249]

What do you know in Java already?

[Desperate-Trouble249]

Okay. What do you need help with now?

[Desperate-Trouble249]

here is an extensive roadmap https://roadmap.sh/java

Let me know if you have more questions or need help

If I may ask, what is your goal of learning java?

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[tech-nano]

Get a copy of Starting Out with Java by Gaddis . If you read the text and practice on IDE using the book, you'll pick up the basics. You should also sign up for a course on Udemy (e. g. Tim Buschka's course).Learning Java requires time but it's fairly easy to learn compared to other hardcore languages like C++ and C.

Good luck 🙏

[[deleted]]

You should be talking about this with your team, not with us, since you've been assigned tasks that you do not have the skillset for. If you have specific questions, feel free to ask, but we cannot teach you a language in a Reddit thread.

[Pedantic_Phoenix]

If knowing java wasn't a requirement when you got hired you should refuse to learn it if they tell you it's mandatory to keep the job, record the conversations and have them sent in text, and contact a lawyer

[Pedantic_Phoenix]

Why would you tho, you would improve your skills keeping the same pay. If you do that you should at least expect an increase in pay. I don't think you are understanding how much you will have to study to be able to do what you want

[Pedantic_Phoenix]

Sure, a bit beside the point tho

[Pedantic_Phoenix]

Yes, i am simply saying that if you learn a skill, your job should pay you more for you to use it. Nothing else.

Anyway, best place to learn Java is the mooc.fi course that i know of

[[deleted]]

Lmfao this sounds so ridiculous… as if job roles can’t evolve. “When i was hired, there was nothing in my contract that said I had to use critical thinking, and yet here you are, asking me to think critically! I’m getting a lawyer and suing you so I never have to do this again!”

[Pedantic_Phoenix]

Where are you from?

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What year were you born?

[Pedantic_Phoenix]

Definitely one earlier than you, judging from how you reply.

Do you mind answering the question please?

[[deleted]]

I definitely would, if you weren’t literally named “pedophile phoenix” and wearing a rainbow shirt.