d2jsp
Log InRegister
d2jsp Forums > Off-Topic > Computers & IT > Programming & Development > Learning Java
Add Reply New Topic New Poll
Member
Posts: 212
Joined: Sep 1 2014
Gold: 0.00
Sep 25 2014 08:26am
What do you guys use to learn Java?
I mean Codecademy is alright, but I feel like it doesn't completely teach you everything, just very basic things.
Member
Posts: 2,757
Joined: Nov 26 2007
Gold: 1,214.81
Sep 25 2014 09:01am
Read a book and do the exercises. And I don't think codeacademy even teaches java.

If you want to learn online, I recommend Stanford's introduction to computer science course. http://see.stanford.edu/see/courseinfo.aspx?coll=824a47e1-135f-4508-a5aa-866adcae1111

You can watch all the lectures, do assignments, and even practice exams for free.
Member
Posts: 212
Joined: Sep 1 2014
Gold: 0.00
Sep 25 2014 09:10am
hmmm.. Ill definitely check it out. thanks brother!
Member
Posts: 1,241
Joined: Jun 25 2011
Gold: Locked
Sep 25 2014 09:35am
Quote (AustinAmighty @ Sep 25 2014 04:26pm)
What do you guys use to learn Java?
I mean Codecademy is alright, but I feel like it doesn't completely teach you everything, just very basic things.


Imho all you need to start is the basics, youll get to know the rest by practicing and looking at others code
Retired Moderator
Posts: 18,570
Joined: Feb 27 2004
Gold: 11,858.00
Trader: Trusted
Sep 25 2014 09:42am
Quote (m0hawk @ Sep 25 2014 10:35am)
Imho all you need to start is the basics, youll get to know the rest by practicing and looking at others code


Don't be afraid to take every day tasks and create them in your own program.

Some simple and common examples:
Calculator
ATM Machine

Just get creative. Create something to track your inventory or character stats in a game you play. Maybe start off by having to manually put it in then move onto calling in the information if they have an API.
Go Back To Programming & Development Topic List
Add Reply New Topic New Poll