How to learn java?

Question

Trying to learn basics of java

Answer 1

Here are the basics, Good luck:
https://www.sololearn.com/Course/Java/?ref=app

Answer 2

JTLZ 🇨🇦 [#NeverGiveUp!] He's right.
For websites
1.stackoverflow.com. Stackoverflow.com is probably the most popular website in the programming world. ...
2.dzone.com. I would say this website is fun, lots of developers share their blog articles. ...
3.leetcode.com. ...
4.Java SE Technical Documentation. ...
5.Github
For platforms
1. SoloLearn
2. W3schools
Also you can watch tutorial vids
Here is a link
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3u1fu6f8Hto

Answer 3

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Answer 4

I recommend you to find a good complete course to learn the fundamentals of Java and stick with it till the end. don't frequently change from one course to another. don't let the vastness and diversity of courses on internet and even books confuse you(especially when you are a beginner). this is very important cause it may waste so much of your time. choose one and stick to it. and through learning if you had any question just google it or search it on youtube or ask here on SoloLearn. and as a supplement to have a safe learning process, have another reference(or just search on google about the topic you are learning in your course) to make sure you have learnt all the things required and with no mistake(cause some courses may lack sth important or even sometimes say sth wrong)
and remember that SoloLearn lessons are very good only as a fast overview or reminder not learning a language(even basics of it) thoroughly. it doesn't cover everything or even get into details of a concept or teach you how to work with IDEs. to get even more into details than a course might teach you, you must practice and then you'll come up with new questions and challenges and problems and they will help you learn more and more.
I recommend you a combination of Video tutorial and a readable reference(eg. a book or a website)
for a website I think this one is very good:
https://beginnersbook.com/java-tutorial-for-beginners-with-examples/
it has been very helpful to me.

good luck :)