Can I learn full java from solo learn??

Answer 1

https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/618130/?ref=app

Answer 2

Yes, First get a good start Learn the terminology. Read through the glossary and all of the sololearn course material for Java.
Then go back to the beginning of the course and start working on the lessons. As you do this answer your own questions by doing research with outside materials " Oracle Java tutorial and documentation", online Java tech sites, search Google for beginner tutorials and YouTube videos.
Research is really important, you'll learn a lot because you'll go into it asking one question and what you'll get out of it is, answers to 20 questions you didn't know to ask.
After you received the course certificate move ahead to the section " more on the topic".
And start learning about the Collections framework and the API's, by then you'll know how to navigate the Java Doc's. now you're on you're way.But you have to keep learning. I know it sounds like a lot but if you take it seriously and give it time, and stay close to the SoloLearn community You'll succeed happy coding🙂

Answer 3

Nope. Also how do you define "full Java?"

Answer 4

No but 30%You learn.

Answer 5

Actually there is only one source where you can learn everything in full about Java. The Oracle Java Docs
https://docs.oracle.com/en/

Answer 6

No, but you have to start here because it opens up your mind. So you can go out and explore more.

Answer 7

https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/580291/?ref=app

Answer 8

How can I learn full java

Answer 9

Thanks

Answer 10

If you mean full Java Core syntax, probably yes. You can learn java via only practice. But it will never be “full” because all the time there is new frameworks coming out, also new versions of Java with new functions inside.

Answer 11

Nope, because on Sololearn you can't do GUI based programs. You can only do console programs. It will not be possible to use GUI libraries