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Any foundations to learn java?

I am planning to start learning java language, do I need to know any information or any language before starting it as a foundation or for strong basics or should I directly start the course?. And are there any other ways to learn java quickly and efficiently?

3rd Jun 2021, 1:28 AM
Mr.Kalyankumar
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Start Java Sololearn course and see how it goes. Don't expect to understand everything and read comments, they're quite useful. Here are two websites for learning basics of Java: https://www.programiz.com/java-programming https://www.javatpoint.com/java-tutorial and there are tons of resources for Java language, and so many questions answered on stackoverflow. But, maybe you should focus only on Sololearn course, for now, sometimes too many resources make you even more confused and you might lose focus. Take your time :)
3rd Jun 2021, 1:41 AM
Lofty
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Foundation for anyone who wants to commence learning Java: ======================== 1.Learn the Rudiments. As with anything, kenning the rudiments about Java is the best place to commence. ----------------------------------------------- 2.Practice Coding. To utilize the old cliché, practice makes impeccable. ----------------------------------------------- 3.Set Your Algorithm Conscientiously. ----------------------------------------------- 4.Trace Your Codes on Paper. ----------------------------------------------- 5.Read Sources on Java. ----------------------------------------------- 6. Program Conventionally ----------------------------------------------- Refer https://codeinstitute.net/blog/top-tips-learning-java-programming/ Hope this helps. __________________________ Note: Don't ask open ended questions here.
3rd Jun 2021, 1:52 AM
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