I'm a complete beginner in Java and just starting my journey into programming. I'm on the lookout for free links or websites where I can practice what I learn daily. Any general tips, resources, or coding advice related to Java would be super helpful. Thanks a lot!
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You should definitely use the official Java documentation, especially the API documentation on Oracle's site for Java 8. It's a great resource for learning about all the classes and methods available. Even though it’s for Java 8, you can Google for the version you want to explore. Java 8 is a solid starting point, though!
Derek Banas is simply the best for learning Java. He has two main tracks: one is a short video that condenses over 10 hours of content into just a couple of hours for those familiar with other languages. The second is a longer series that's perfect for beginners. His tutorials cover everything from Algorithms to Design Patterns, offering a lot of depth. Plus, if you ever want to learn other languages, his "Learn XYZ in One Video" series makes transitioning easy.
Check out Codewars! While it's not solely focused on Java, it’s a fantastic platform to challenge yourself and explore programming in different languages, which really helps with learning the concepts.
Thanks for the suggestion!
I really appreciate that, thank you!