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Do you guys know any websites to practice java? - ihatemylife - Nov 7, 2016
I'm looking to improve. Bonus points if has a structure way of teaching and learning stuff
* - Nachfolger - Nov 7, 2016
Pretty sure codeacademy.com has some.
The way I learned was jumping right into android development.
* - CountZer0 - Nov 7, 2016
codingbat, it's a good website to learn basic building blocks of java
* - GammaG - Nov 8, 2016
I like Hackerrank -> https://www.hackerrank.com/
* - Mohinder - Nov 8, 2016
(Nov 7, 2016 05:33 PM)ihatemylife Wrote: I'm looking to improve. Bonus points if has a structure way of teaching and learning stuff
I would not advice a website, just because they don't learn you how to use the syntax. For example: Codecademy gives a basic of the syntax, but not how to use the syntax properly.
If you really want to learn Java, go get a book. I can send you a pdf file of a book I used for school.
* - NapoleonicCode - Nov 8, 2016
I would recommend you thenewboston youtube channel for learning Java, if you are looking for videos. The guy running it is funny and really good at explaining Java concepts 🤝
* - BIasted - Nov 8, 2016
I would use codecademy/youtube for syntax, and use books for the important stuff
* - Captain Steve Rogers - Nov 9, 2016
practice java?
You mean to practice online?
www.javatpoint.com is what I have used.
* - CountZer0 - Nov 9, 2016
You should honestly take a class, you learn much more and better understand it. I tried taking java online, and didn't understand it. I took a class about java in school and it helped much more.
* - Mohinder - Nov 9, 2016
(Nov 9, 2016 08:43 AM)Stum.Weej Wrote: You should honestly take a class, you learn much more and better understand it. I tried taking java online, and didn't understand it. I took a class about java in school and it helped much more.
I could agree on this for 100 %. Before my class in school started I tryed some online java tutorials and learning websites, but the thing is, you will learn about syntax but not how to use it.
I'ts oke to try some codecademy or something like that, but don't expect you will learn Java in a day or a few hours. Do some exercises everyday, try codecademy, try a book, mix these two things. Do some assignments and learn how to use Java properly.
* - HTID - Nov 13, 2016
I use Udemy (warez disallowed) its good :)
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* - SoyNuevo - Nov 13, 2016
I've used codecademy, youtube, and Udemy (warez disallowed). But there are a lot of other resources out there
* - IEatWeed - Nov 13, 2016
I've recommended codeacademy.com to my friends. Never used it myself though. Gl
* - Annointed - Nov 13, 2016
Here:
http://mooc.fi/courses/2013/programming-part-1/
http://mooc.fi/courses/2013/programming-part-2/
* - Malik Robinson - Nov 13, 2016
I heard code academy had some nice things out right now