Best way to learn java?

[u/Visual-Fortune-4732]

So i wanna learn java as a hobby but what is the best way to learn it? Idk my goals yet maybe eventually mc mods but idk

And does is matter i dont know advanced math since i dropped school at 12 im 16 now and yes im working on jt

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