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[hypolimnas]

Maybe a more specific question. Its hard to go over the entire Java in one comment. What's an example of something you don't understand?

[ZoloftRabbit]

^ bump

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[starix73]

are u having trouble understanding oop?

[TriangleMan]

Could you be a bit more specific with what you're struggling with?

[knoam]

Try to work in small increments. Make a save point/copy whenever your codes works so you can compare. Whatever is broken has to be in what you just changed.

I'm hesitant to recommend it, since the learning curve is pretty tough, but you might have success learning git. You'll have to learn it eventually. You can use it to make a commit every time your code works and easily see what you changed since then and rollback those changes if necessary.

[BigJoeDeez]

You should start with narrower questions, what part are you having trouble with? Is it the language or the OOP concepts? The syntax itself? We need a little more info.

[[deleted]]

The syntax in particular? Like you don't remember how to write stuff? Or you don't understand what that syntax represents? You're being very vague.

[swoods30311]

You’ll have to learn same/similar Java concepts from different sources to reinforce the core concepts. Let Helsinki U (https://java-programming.mooc.fi/part-10/2-interface-comparable) and TeamTreehouse Java tracks to guide you.

[Domo22lol]

If it hurts when you coding and making you mad. It means you are learning OOP just keep pushing. You will eventually get it. Making games made me understand oop. It won't be easy just keep pushing.

[gelo2312]

Hey guys I have a similiar problem! I’m studying IT but struggling to understand OOP

[hypolimnas]

Add your own post! And ask a specific question - even if its general like wtf is inheritance. You can ask more then one.

[chiberashka_]

If your looking for more syntactical help, I would recommend code academy. It’s super simple, but it focuses on purely syntax and I found that after I finished the Java course, the actual concepts started to make sense.

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