Fastest and best way to learn Java?
Fastest and best way to learn Java?
Colton Jenkins
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Caleb Parker
travel to India and find a yogi employed at Infosys
Jaxon Gomez
wtf dude
Kevin Green
I also want to know
I ordered that book by Liang a few days ago but it hasn't arrived yet.
David Wright
you = (java && kys())?kys():kys().
Ayden Adams
deitel books are useless they just got tons of unecessary info
Xavier Cox
Derek Banas on youtube. He has a 30 minute video covering the basics of java. Way better than The New Boston
Luke Edwards
start with javascript first.
it's easier to learn and java is based on it.
Jack Gutierrez
>java is based off of JavaScript
You're retarded user
Robert Brown
Low quality bait pls go
Henry Bailey
Absolutely ebin.
Noah Rodriguez
lol this is bs they are nothing alike
Oliver Barnes
Derek Banas is really bad, he just shits out videos about the basics of languages, without ever actually teaching any concepts or methods.
His videos are litereally like
>here's how you do comments
>here's how you do math
at like lightning speed, trying to get through as much of the language as possible.
But as a new programmer, or a returning programmer, they aren't that helpful.
Zachary Baker
then which one you suggest
Carson Watson
Don't watch a shitty video series, textbooks and practical experience are the way to go.
Liam Morris
Intro to Java 9th edition is the best java book bar none.
Leo Ortiz
poor quality bait.
Lincoln Bailey
openbook[dot]rheinwerk-verlag.de
if you happen to understand that meme language too
Christopher James
drive.google.com/drive/folders/0Bypl-1jW2SWWZHVTRFV2RlEwR2c
one of those books should work
Dominic Parker
literally any modern textbook, but you'll be best off if you can find some kind of uni course to follow along with.
Jeremiah Wilson
This is a good java book and goes indepth into the language amazon.com
Michael Adams
Oracle's Java tutorial, then read Bloch's Effective Java
Benjamin Sanders
Samuel Johnson
wow nice dude you just gave me all amazon books lol thanks!
Brody Baker
Learn programming with C then learn bloat and is correct.
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yes
Evan Harris
sharing is caring
Matthew Hernandez
>NO SEMI COLON
>REEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Gabriel Adams
just watch a yt playlist and then try to code an autism text based game with classes and crap etc, then rewatch the tutorials and then code a loo, then travel to india
Adrian Martin
>a whole book on dependency injection
Kevin Clark
Thank you for this. You Sir are a true gentleman.
Ryan Howard
This desu. Often Derek Banas leaves out the fundamental principles or defining features of a language. He's good at teaching syntax like variables, loops, structures but you can literally learn those in a few minutes by looking it up.
I wouldn't recommend learning from him. Or skim through his videos at 1.5x speed just to get an initial feel for the language. As for learning Java, I would suggest picking up a textbook or doing a MOOC or Udacity or something like that.
Lucas Campbell
Read Head First Java