New in JAVA need help

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Hi every body,

I am hope to be best JAVA Developer in future but i am still new in this big programming language,
I want to know how long to learn JAVA to be very good java developer and difference between EE, J2EE, JSP, EJB, JMS, JSF, JPA, JTA and Servlets ( some people say it talk 5 years (is that true?) ) and what is the start point,
and what is the last version of JAVA to learn.

I need good books for JAVA last version please

Help me please

Thanks

Posted 14-Feb-15 4:21am

MrLonely_2

Updated 14-Feb-15 4:22am

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Rahul Anand Jha 14-Feb-15 11:36am

personally i hate JAVA but hey that's just a choice! GO through YouTube tutorials.BlueJ as an editor for Java first timers is great!check the oracle website for the latest version.Install 32bit JDK if you not sure about your pc
If you dont have concept of OOP or this is your first try at programming get hold of that java book by Herbert Schildt.After that this could help https://www.udemy.com/advanced-java-programming/

MrLonely_2 14-Feb-15 12:10pm

Why you hate java? i know c# language and i have oop concept but i want to learn java because they say it is strong language than c# and want to be andoriod developer and also web and desktop developer with java

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2015-02-14T05:40:00

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Start at http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/index.html[^], you will find all the help and answers that you need.

Posted 14-Feb-15 5:40am

Richard MacCutchan