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CodeTemplar:
No.

onwards:
My advice is to stick to one path until you are FAIRLY comfortable, then branch out.

Fairly = Can create simple products and leverage simple third party library in your code.

But I recommend you take that CSC101 course. Some things may not make sense to you rightaway in the course of the tutorial but just bull your way through.

You will have those Eureka moments when you begin writing complex code in OOP.

The foundation is the real deal here. Get it right and you'll never have to worry about picking up any new language ever again.

CodeTemplar:
No.

CodeTemplar:
Could you please describe this microsoft visual video program. I don't have access to the net on pc now.

CodeTemplar:
You didn't answer my pluralsight question.

onwards:
They are free but you don't get certificates of completion.

onwards:
Mostly Video lectures. There are some text too and reference to online documentation once in a while.

onwards:
Check out Udacity's lessons too. They have some of the best materials available for Devops. Also, their teaching style is very beginner friendly.

I found that if you go with their lessons you will be comfortable reading Documentation and code samples without hassles - two skills that can hasten your progress beyond words.

They can be slow however but that's not a dealbreaker.

Also, the curriculum is usually curated by some of the best in the industry together with learning experts. You can expect to learn only best practices and not dirty codes.

GreatAchiever1:
Would you mind telling me the tutorial or how I can get it??

CodeTemplar:
Yes you can. Though to go real deep into java requires work you can start with it. I did and I am not regretting it. Thanks.

ClassicMcGee:
Amen!

ClassicMcGee:
Amen!

CodeTemplar:
Is Java programming part of your course schedule? If yes then learning it will aid those things you mentioned.

CodeTemplar:
I mean u need the basics to atleast start writing logic. The program or business logic handles the main core decisions.

CodeTemplar:
I an not a pythonista but I may drop one or tips then I recommend just any language if as you stated earlier harming yourself with a programming lang for implementations of ideas and school work is your goal. The most important thing you need is to have basic programming ideas like variables, constants, selection(if, if...else, and switch), then also looping(for, while, do...while).
To me java is a deep language that is worth putting years into. If done properly it will position you for web programming, mobile programming, desktop, enterprise programming etc
plus it can help start writimg apps in good time. To me java is in top 2 language. It is always java vs [another language] considering comparison of general purpose languages.

Wonsebolatan001:
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That's is just ur opinion tho.As for me May God bless their relationship

onwards:
https://www.pdfdrive.net/java-how-to-program-d29026886.html

@thread Java is a tightly typed language unlike python. Both have their strengths but I will always recommend Java to a beginner.

Python abstracts so many foundational concepts from beginners leading them to type dirty (buggy) code later on.
This is just my opinion, however.

Good luck.

shineforthmedia:
in my own case i first tried java then i left it learnt php and mastered it before i came back to learn java
and i found learning java very easy

Ivix:
I found it tough at the beginning but with time I'm beginning to understand it now. My advice for you is to properly understand the concepts - don't cram try and understand it well - and also master all the repetition statements and selection statements very well.

Take time to watch tutorials on YouTube, visit stackoverflow, Reddit java help section, w3resourse etc. Gather other Java materials, dedicate time and solve lots of problems.

Good luck.

pemiakd:
OK.

U ve tried but d truth remain u guys are not compatible, don't ask why cos u need help

pemiakd:
OK.

U ve tried but d truth remain u guys are not compatible, don't ask why cos u need help

Ivix:
No. I collected it from someone's computer.

Ivix:
No. I collected it from someone's computer.

Ivix:
Hello good morning. The file is about 25MB it can't send via email. Sorry.

Geraldyne:
its not breathtaking, rather strength taking...too long.. hbd to tobi

Geraldyne:
its not breathtaking, rather strength taking...too long.. hbd to tobi

Tamarapetty:
Blah blah blah, someone should summarize

RETIREDMUMU:
i don't see any future in you guys



Alex Is just a regular gold digger, asslicker that get impressed and attracted to Tobi's father wealth

Ivix:
Sorry I didn't download it myself. Someone shared the PDF with me. Try searching for it online I'm sure you'll find it. I also recommend it, it's very good.

Ivix:
Hello guys I'm also a beginner to Programming and I've been Learning Java for a while now.
I only just discovered Java How to Program I think it's 9th edition too. CodeTemplar thanks for your input on this thread.

CodeTemplar:
Torrent isn't a normal link kind of system. It is a peer-2-peer sharing or caching system spread accross the globe. Google "how to use torrent to download files".
Most things on torrent are infringing copyright as they are pirated.

CodeTemplar:
Torrent isn't a normal link kind of system. It is a peer-2-peer sharing or caching system spread accross the globe. Google "how to use torrent to download files".
Most things on torrent are infringing copyright as they are pirated.

CodeTemplar:
No, java basics can help you have the skeletal parts running. Just simple test unit.

Ivix:
Hello guys I'm also a beginner to Programming and I've been Learning Java for a while now.
I only just discovered Java How to Program I think it's 9th edition too. CodeTemplar thanks for your input on this thread.