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Any one can help me I have so much interest towards coding and programming but still I cant able to learn

I want to learn Java As of now

can anyone plzz help me how can I learn any reference link and any best place to learn
plz give me your experience also how u learned it plzz I want to learn Idk how to start

What I have tried:

plzz I just need help to start with my programming journey
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Updated 31-Oct-22 21:02pm
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RickZeeland 1-Nov-22 13:30pm    
In case you're wondering about the people at CodeProject, most of us are volunteers, but there are some paid specialists that maintain the website etc.

The best way to learn is via a course: a human teacher can rephrase or rework a lesson, and also mark your homework to ensure you are learning the right things, and correct you when you go wrong.

The next best is a book - there are many, start with Addison Wesley, or Wrox - just avoid anything with multiple exclamation marks, "for dummies", or "in xx days" in the title. Read it from beginning to end, doing all the exercises.

The first worst is to learn for yourself: basically guessing and trying things until it works. THat a very bad way to do it as you can't use stuff you don't know about - and you have no way to find out what you don't know!

The absolute worst way to learn is via YouTube tutorials: they are generally produced by people who have no idea how to teach, how to make a video, and in most case no idea how to code either. There are probably good ones out there, but the are well and truly hidden in a huge, steaming pile of junk. Remember that they are produced to make money from "likes and subscribes" ratehr than to actually help you...
 
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Varshith 10 C 1-Nov-22 10:13am    
man thanks for your information I am thinking to start by studying books without missing anything.Is it ok if I start with Addison Wesley? @OriginalGriff
OriginalGriff 1-Nov-22 10:56am    
Yes - a course is better, but books should be fine. Just remember to read it all, and do all the exercises - humans learn skills by doing them, not looking at them: you can watch as much of the Tour de France as you want, it won't teach you how to ride a bicycle!
Varshith 10 C 1-Nov-22 11:26am    
Where should I take a course
Any referal plzz
OriginalGriff 1-Nov-22 12:50pm    
Not really something I can say: I'm in the UK, and that's thousands of miles from where you live!
 
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Varshith 10 C 1-Nov-22 10:14am    
thanks for the link I will now completely try my best to learn java
Richard MacCutchan 1-Nov-22 10:36am    
It really is the best way. And once you have worked through the tutorials you can start to look at some more complicated work. But they are good to know and refer back to from time to time; I still do, and I started learning Java about 25 years ago.
Varshith 10 C 1-Nov-22 11:25am    
Oh man you are really to much knowledged person
Richard MacCutchan 1-Nov-22 11:33am    
No, I have just been doing it for a long time.
 
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RickZeeland 1-Nov-22 6:56am    
Can the person who downvoted this explain why?
Varshith 10 C 1-Nov-22 10:13am    
bro thanks for your links I will see these and try to do my best to learn java. Dont worry I rated it 5 stars
RickZeeland 1-Nov-22 10:28am    
Thanks! these "drive by downvoters" are really irritating.
OriginalGriff 1-Nov-22 10:57am    
Downvote countered - but that was a "heavy hitter", mine only brought it up to 3!
RickZeeland 1-Nov-22 11:06am    
Why do I hear the song "private investigations" playing in my head now?
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