I'm on the hunt for YouTube videos that are structured like actual classes for learning Java or C#. I'm thinking of videos that last around 1 to 2 hours, where the instructor really dives into the material and gives assignments to apply what we've learned. I'm not interested in quick tutorials that promise to teach Java in 15 minutes, or those long compilations packed with information without a clear pace. I'd appreciate a step-by-step approach without feeling rushed. Thanks for any suggestions!
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Check out a YouTuber named ryisnow. He has a fun tutorial series on making a 2D pixel game, and he explains everything really clearly. I followed his videos until I felt comfortable enough to start creating my own projects.
Check out Programming with Mosh! He has a great video that teaches Java basics and even includes some exercises to practice what you've learned. Here's the link: https://youtu.be/eIrMbAQSU34
Thank you! I'll make sure to check it out.
I saw that one too, and I liked it! But I noticed that a lot of his other content is behind a paywall. I like his teaching style, but I'm also a bit tight on funds.
You might want to look into EdX. They offer some university-level programming courses for free, and you can find full lecture recordings and even homework assignments to practice with them.
Amazing, thanks for the tip!
Sounds great! I love the idea of making a game while learning.