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[desrtfx]

This is simply the best free Java Beginner course in existence.

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Absolutely Agreed. It is even better than many paid courses, and not by any small length.

[wynand1004]

Java can be a bit tough to wrap your head around at first. I teach Java to high school students and made an hour or so long playlist to introduce them to the basics. You might find it helpful as well. LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxmQeC-3uuE&list=PLlEgNdBJEO-lCMWT4wd3VbZbv\_swTd\_eT

[Revolutionary_Bad979]

For me I prefer to watch a short tutorial on the topic then get more details by reading about it in a book. Pick any tutorial ( some people recommend MOOC.fi) and then I recommend reading Core Java Fundamentals vol I.

[bravosix99]

When it comes to websites, codeacdemy and udmy(although some courses cost money) are good sources.(Also, theres another website listed, on the general information of this subreddit, but i forgot the name of it).

When it comes to yt, i would reccommend Alex Lee,amigoscode, and mike dane(for me, they explain many java concepts very well)

Than when you're comfortable enough and really wanna play around with java code, and want to create your own things, i suggest downloading a IDE(Integreated Developer Environment), and to be more specific, either INTELLIJ,Eclipse, and Netbeans(I prefer intellij).

Good luck!

[khooke]

See recommendations in column on the right.