If you want to learn Java, i'd read here.

[Rioma]

Mmm guys I'm so trash at java and I got 2 more yrs in school to improve myself, but reading books is wayy too much time consuming.  Aany tips for me?

[Readytodie78]

Ty

[BleepingPress]

I started to code in java by doing everything in "How do i learn Java?", I don't think it's a bad idea to copy paste code, then learn what it does. (This is how I started and others may have different opinions)

[absty]

These are good tips

I have 1.5 years as a Java Developer, working with webservices in Java. And I got to say, the "beginner courses" helped me a lot in the beginning, and the rest of my experience with Java I've learn from my work, when I was just a intern.

[shaky]

These are good tips

I have 1.5 years as a Java Developer, working with webservices in Java. And I got to say, the "beginner courses" helped me a lot in the beginning, and the rest of my experience with Java I've learn from my work, when I was just a intern.

 

 

What "beginner courses" would you advise?

[DRAGO579]

Thanks for the advice!

[Rk679]

Thank you for your hardwork!

[Smithjlogger]

Well spoken.

[Effennen]

I started to code in java by doing everything in "How do i learn Java?", I don't think it's a bad idea to copy paste code, then learn what it does. (This is how I started and others may have different opinions)

[mrblue066]

In my opinion everybody is different  but best way to learn is just get up and start coding