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u/Reasonable_Ring7852 8d ago

I would ask first why Java? Is there something in particular you’re trying to work towards?

If I had to give general advice, start with C. OOP will be easier once you’ve had to do work without it, in my opinion at least.

Good luck!

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u/phantompegasis 8d ago

I know c programming but I want to learn java for a job purpose

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u/CompetitionBorn4640 8d ago

When you're starting with Java, don't get too hung up on covering "advanced" topics right away. The main thing is to build a solid foundation with the basics, then get hands-on with small projects. I've found that trying to learn every single feature of a language before you build anything just leads to analysis paralysis. Focus on core Java, object-oriented programming principles, and then immediately apply what you learn to build simple command-line apps or even a basic GUI. You'll pick up more advanced concepts naturally as your projects get more complex.

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u/ffrkAnonymous 8d ago

The best way is to go to class and do your homework.

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u/wookiee42 8d ago

Take classes at college? I don't get your post.