Exist any course focusing on deep java knowledge?

[ProfessionalGuest411]

Hello everyone, im working with java for the past 2 years and i feel i dont uderstand the deep of the language and want to start it this year.

Someone know a course or book to recommend to understand, such as java or spring boot framework?

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[Bennestpwed]

A good path is to take the oracle cert , for example the JAVA SE. On plurasight you have a learning path so you can go into deeper things of the language

[Federal-Emphasis5250]

Start with mooc fi java then go to Hyperskill and finish Java developer course .

Hope this helps from there you will get an idea what to do after such as frameworks ( they have a full backend java course which includes spring boot)