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What is the best way to learn java programing?

I have been studying Java for more than 3 months from online I finished some courses and taken several tutorial but till now I can't able to write code without any help,pls help guys tell me the best way to learn ,sry for my English

7th Feb 2017, 8:45 AM
jake djr
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4th Sep 2017, 6:30 AM
mayur kohli
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As Othy Soto said. Practise is the way to success ;) But first you should do a course like this one here on SoloLearn. Then you have the basics of Java, after that i woudl recommend you to think about a small project. in best case something you need (if you like or need something its more fun to code ;) ) One of my first things after the basic stuff like calculators was a "dvd management system" (because i have a lot of movies), where you have a sarch function, a "nice" GUI, a filter function, database connection and so on. It was a very good beginner project for me. after that i startet with small gmaes like snake or tetris. so get the basics, search for small projects (maybe in a small team) and start coding and if something dont run as you like dont give up, ask communities, aks friends, try to fix it => there is always a way to fix a bug ;)
7th Feb 2017, 9:00 AM
R4xx4r
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thanks you @r4xx4r :)
7th Feb 2017, 9:04 AM
jake djr
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Try some begginer book like Think Java (not thinkin in java, you camn take that one after)
7th Feb 2017, 9:39 AM
Ladislav Milunović
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you can learn from Application : sololearn from Site : tutorial Point,code academy from book : author -james gosling (Creater of java) and Herbert schidlt(the Java Complete refrence 9th edition) #Overall You should practice simultaneously As topic Covered :)
7th Feb 2017, 12:23 PM
Shreyance Gupta
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by practising, code code and code, you will be the best
7th Feb 2017, 8:48 AM
Othienno Rafael Soto Esperança
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I am practicing bro
7th Feb 2017, 8:50 AM
jake djr
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do I need anything to learn before starting programming
7th Feb 2017, 8:51 AM
jake djr
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i m done with basics concept but other topic are not open cant wait ! please open all the topics s soon as possible !!
10th Jun 2017, 4:56 PM
Monu Guleria
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1) Learn the language basics This is the first step for very obvious reason. If you don’t know the basics then you will never know either what to do next or what you are doing wrong. Initially, I do not expect from you to become the master of all java basic stuffs like keywords, core concepts or basic coding techniques. What really I expect from you is just to read all the text available in below links, even if it just doesn’t make sense to you in the first attempt. Just keep reading it. 2) Create some small programs Once you are confident that you are very much familiar with most basic stuffs/keywords and concepts and you can actually relate them somehow, you are welcome to second step where you will have to start building some very very basic java programs e.g. hello world, simple addition and subtraction etc. Read More:- http://crbtech.in/Java-Training/best-way-go-learning-java/ 3) Create advanced programs using java APIs Now when you are done with making most of the baisc programs, and most importantly, you are comfortable into creating such basic programs, jump to this step. Here, I will suggest you to work hard on learning java APIs inside java collections and java IOs. Just start exploring various classes and interfaces involved into these APIs and start creating programs for them. Please note that you should always try to find an already existing API and method for doing a certain task, and you should not be creating your own logic here. Your goal is to get familiarize yourself with these APIs, so always look for a solution within these APIs only.
24th Jan 2018, 6:46 AM
pranit patil
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