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CodeTemplar:
It depends. If you want to make it very simple & straightforward, No, but if it will and advanced app accesible in web or mobile yes. That idea doesn't look heavy on the surface though. Java basics should that fine.

So you mean if it's a simple app, i only need java basics?

CodeTemplar:
Java can handle that very well. Be it desktop, web or mobile platfor, Java will handle it. Java can do much more.

Yeah, i know... But do i only need to learn java to a developer?

CodeTemplar:
Java can handle that very well. Be it desktop, web or mobile platfor, Java will handle it. Java can do much more.

Yeah, i know... But do only need to learn java to a developer?

CodeTemplar:
What do u mean by "text based programs" ?

If i may ask what kind of ideas are you trying to implements?
Just a vague description so people don't steal it.

text-based programs: like one that randomly generate quotes or a quiz app...

About the app; it's a quiz app too, but users will take interactive lessons first, then choosing the difficulty of the test and others, hope i've not said too much?

CodeTemplar:
My learning curve was very unorganised. I just embark on one some months back. Less than a year now. There are project ideas and as u said earlier, you have app ideas, you can attempt implementing them skeletally and see where u get stuck, that place becomes a pointer to what you need next.

I was told that with basic knowledge in java, i can only attempt "text-based programs" and that even professionals use it.

CodeTemplar:
Yes it does. It speeds your learning up.

Boom! Thanks...

What about beginner projects please? Did you do any while learning?

javanian";

CodeTemplar:
Hard to put a value on that as I am still improving and learning new things. If you are lookin to get ready for university java challenge I did advice you to use the first 6 chapters of that book "Java How To Program"
it covers most of what the average university does in java.
4-5 weeks is a fair time to run through that thoroughly if you put in 2-3 hours daily.

What if i'm a fast learner and an A mathematics student? And i'm will to put in 7-8 hours daily? Does it make any difference?

I'm still open to suggestions please.

CodeTemplar:
I hope time permits me when those moment come but Nairaland and Stack overflow(via GooGle) is always a good place.

Nairaland is a no-no, these guys haven't got chills. I'm lucky you saw my post and found time to reply them.

CodeTemplar:
Yes, It is on torrent if you know how to use torrent. I got the 7th edition in Yaba when I wanted to start learning. Most good bookstore have it. you can get 8 edition or 9th edition easily from bookstore.

Thanks a lot Mr, i really appreciate your kind and quick responses...
in this journey i've embarked on i know i'll get stuck in some places, i don't know if you can help out at those times?



And i know google is my friend.

CodeTemplar:
Hard to put a value on that as I am still improving and learning new things. If you are lookin to get ready for university java challenge I did advice you to use the first 6 chapters of that book "Java How To Program"
it covers most of what the average university does in java.
4-5 weeks is a fair time to run through that thoroughly if you put in 2-3 hours daily.

please how can i get the book?
Is it in .pdf format?

CodeTemplar:
Good. Java can feel the gap especially if java is part of your course schedule. Learn it.

Thanks... How many months did it take you learn java? Can i get freelance jobs while in school?

CodeTemplar:
Get the book "Java How To Program 9th Edition" and try getting videos from YouTube. If I may ask what is your target for learning programming?

i have some app ideas that i want to implement.
i'm pursuing a CS degree and the thought that i won't be taught practically is what is driving me to learn, maybe i'll be a step ahead of my pals...

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.

Can you help me with some resources you used? And maybe i could learn alot from you.

Amen!

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shineforthmedia:
i wont advice you to start with java you can try other easier languages first before you go to java

why please? And what should i go for?

Competition!

Wow.!

GreatAchiever1:
Well, if u ask me python is the best language for beginners
But u can still start with java if u are really flowing with it.

Thanks!

Please self taught programmers, what do you think?

class Hard_Decision{ public static void main( strings[] args) { system.out.println("Do you think it's a good idea?"; system.out.println("i need advice from the experienced"; } }

Epistle!

Let's continue... ;DLet's continue...

Kudos OP!

iLegendd:
So, it's not a joke, but reality. We don't play with business. If no good suggestion, then we'll turn www.nairalend.com to a porn site.

HOW IS THAT OUR BUSINESS?!

Foolishness at it's peak.

walks outta thread.