what is the best way to learn java?

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my name is Sana. i want to learn java as much as possible but whatever i have learnt i have not did that much work on it... please can some one guide me what is the way to learn java, how i can complete it soon and how to get projects idea ..? actually i don't know why i think it is difficult i cannot do it ... please help me out ..

Posted 6-Aug-13 0:00am

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Updated 19-Aug-16 23:17pm

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Maciej Los 6-Aug-13 6:15am

This is not well framed question...

My answer is: The best way to learn java is to start and continue learning ;)

Ankur^\m/ 6-Aug-13 7:17am

I think it's a valid question. The OP is trying to learn something but failing to do that well. So she is seeking for ways to do that in a better (and probably easier ways ;) ). Some of us may have had similar difficulties while learning something. And some of us have certainly come out with solutions to deal with it. We can help her out by telling what we did in such situations. :)

Maciej Los 6-Aug-13 7:55am

When someone begins do something but never ends, we call that behaviour (in Poland): "straw enthusiasm". The only way to change it is to change yourself by start doing something and continue it. My receipt for Sana: plan a schedule then realize it step by step (to learn how to be a consistent in persuit to goals).
Cheers!
Maciej

Ankur^\m/ 6-Aug-13 8:02am

:thumbsup:
Made me remember the movie 'The Pursuit of Happyness'. ;)

Ankur^\m/ 6-Aug-13 7:20am

You must practice it if you want to learn it well, just reading books won't help. Start by creating a simple application and then add features to it. Create anything that takes your fancy. This way you shall develop interest and learning will be interesting and easier. Happy Learning! :)

Maciej Los 6-Aug-13 7:58am

Yes, you're right!
Practice, practice and practice... to create good habit. Sana, find a fun in programming!

Ankur^\m/ 6-Aug-13 8:02am

:D

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Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) · Answer 1 · 2013-08-06T00:18:00

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Go for some good online contents like below ones.

1. Java Tutorial[^].
2. LearnJavaOnline.org Interactive Java Tutorial[^].
3. Free Java Course[^].
4. [Official] The Java Tutorials[^].
5. [Blog] Learn Java: Guide to Java Programming for Complete Beginners[^].

Posted 6-Aug-13 0:18am

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Thanks7872 · Answer 2 · 2013-08-06T00:14:00

First of all, as per the code project guide lines,this is not a question.

Secondly, we all here were not aware about any programming languages very well at the time we first started programming with some language.

Quote:
actually i don't know why i think it is difficult i cannot do it

This is just a lake of self confidence. Why you cant what others can? Everyone including me also thought something difficult at some point of time,that doesnt mean its impossible.

As per as the solution is concerned, you need a start. You need to start working with JAVA.Its only the practice who can make you expert in any field,especially coding. The below two links contains lots of material you can start with.

Beginners guide to java[^]

Project ideas for beginners [JAVA][^]

Best regards..:)

kishore sharma · Answer 3 · 2013-08-06T00:19:00

Solution 3

The answer is in your question as you said "i have not did that much work on it"
and your interest is the main key for this. So stop thinking and start doing and have patience.
just have patience. but for project ideas you need to be in touch with real projects.
some useful links

1. http://www.corejavatutorial.com[^]
2. http://www.tutorialspoint.com/java/[^]

All the best

Posted 6-Aug-13 0:19am

kishore sharma

Updated 6-Aug-13 0:25am

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kishore sharma 6-Aug-13 6:37am

Thanks Tadit dash for formatting

Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) 6-Aug-13 7:52am

Most Welcome kishore... :)