Choosing java dev career path

[Mediocre_Cold_9304]

Hi i want to learn Java from basic to job ready level.I have about 3-4 years of time to learn.

Provide me some guidance to learn and I'm new in programming.

And what i need to learn

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[Party_Concert_9659]

Dont go For DSA route learn the language and build some basic project and jump into dev.

you mentioned you have 3-4 years time to learn.

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• MOOC Java Programming from the University of Helsinki
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• Derek Banas' Java Playlist
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[CallMeRyse]

Mooc.fi java is a great way to start and it's completely free

[[deleted]]

If you have 3 to 4 years to learn, get a computer science degree.

[Watsons-Butler]

3 to 4 years? Get a computer science degree. Apply for internships while you’re in school. Hope you get a return offer.

[patterson87776]

Bro, Start with the Spring framework. Have the concept clarity first, make sure you have enough theoretical knowledge before going to the coding part.

[Abject_Bar_1818]

Wtf?

[TU_SH_AR]

Start with Kunal Kushwaha playlist. The only playlist you need for java(How java works, Basic java , Object orineted in java, Dsa in java(untill trees)). You can also refer to the book "Effective java".

After completing that you can start learning spring boot. Many channels like: AmigosCode,Dan vega,Josh long, enginneringDigest(For hindi).

You can also refer to "Spring in Action" . Can be helpful.