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[Reznov]

i recently got my hands over a java course , it sounds interesting , so i started learning about it , any advices for someone who's a beginner like me ? thanks in advance

 

[zeljko]

Good choice. After you learn basic start learn making mobile apps or Oracle Database. With Java knowledge, employers often requires those two knowledge.

 

[kaka135]

i recently got my hands over a java course , it sounds interesting , so i started learning about it , any advices for someone who's a beginner like me ? thanks in advance

I am just curious, where did you take the course? Online or offline?

I think it's good to do more hands-on, then it makes you easier to understand the concept. I suppose in the course, there are assignments or projects for you to work on, right?

I am thinking if you are not working for companies, perhaps learning mySQL database after this is a good option too as it's open source and you can try it out yourself for getting one from those free web hosting sites.

 

[zeljko]

I am just curious, where did you take the course? Online or offline?

I think it's good to do more hands-on, then it makes you easier to understand the concept. I suppose in the course, there are assignments or projects for you to work on, right?

I am thinking if you are not working for companies, perhaps learning mySQL database after this is a good option too as it's open source and you can try it out yourself for getting one from those free web hosting sites.

You can find online many courses for free and place where you will test your code. If you learn it good, you don't need paper, your projects talk for you and gives you jobs.

 

[kaka135]

You can find online many courses for free and place where you will test your code. If you learn it good, you don't need paper, your projects talk for you and gives you jobs.

Yes, I recently found many free courses at Udemy. I also agree that software development and web design are skills that we can learn by ourselves.

 

[Reznov]

I am just curious, where did you take the course? Online or offline?

the course was originally an udemy course , but i managed to find it , i don't know if i'm allowed to share such links ( torrents ) etc ...

I think it's good to do more hands-on, then it makes you easier to understand the concept. I suppose in the course, there are assignments or projects for you to work on, right?

didn't check it all , but it starts with an introduction into java and how to install the required softwares to start working

I am thinking if you are not working for companies, perhaps learning mySQL database after this is a good option too as it's open source and you can try it out yourself for getting one from those free web hosting sites.

will take this advice on consideration , thanks

 

[zeljko]

Yes, I recently found many free courses at Udemy. I also agree that software development and web design are skills that we can learn by ourselves.

Udemy, W3Schools, Codeacademy. Every of this can be helpful. You can find books for beginners. But I think design is not so worth anymore. It is to big competition in that niche.

 

[joehue]

I found that the best way to learn any programming language is to look for some already working programs and try to breake them down to peaces and get them to work again, and I chose a programe that intersts me, for example, I'm intersted in music, so I look for a java app about music scale or something.

 

[Reznov]

I found that the best way to learn any programming language is to look for some already working programs and try to breake them down to peaces and get them to work again, and I chose a programe that intersts me, for example, I'm intersted in music, so I look for a java app about music scale or something.

that's a good advice as well , thanks for posting , i'll try to start doing that after i finish the course , so atleast i could have a general view about what's going on

 

[salvi]

You can learn any problem but I recommend you to learn more program as some might go obsolete and others might hot program to make valuable products.

 

[Reznov]

You can learn any problem but I recommend you to learn more program as some might go obsolete and others might hot program to make valuable products.

i started learning C as well , and planning to move to Python after that ( as i have heard that it's the easiest one in the list ) , it's just a matter of time , thanks for the advice !

 

[Sojourn]

You will find Python extremely user-friendly after learning C.So many things can be done with so little code in Python.But do you know,Python code ultimately gets translated to C code in some compilers.Python does a good job in hiding the nitty gritties of regular programming tasks.

 

[infinitytech]

That's a great thing to opt for JAVA as it's widely used for web development and designing purposes!
Practice regularly to enhance your skills!

 

[Homeboi]

You will find Python extremely user-friendly after learning C.So many things can be done with so little code in Python.But do you know,Python code ultimately gets translated to C code in some compilers.Python does a good job in hiding the nitty gritties of regular programming tasks.

Hello there ,i have been thinking of learning python as recent,but my main concern is if I can use it to build a decent Android application. I have done my findings and I am getting two different answers

 

[maclamare]

I would suggest following along with a series of YouTube tutorials. I think having the same person teaching you makes something more coherent, and once you have the basics down you can learn different tricks.

 

[lamine007]

I do not know the nature of the JavaScript language, but from my simple experience in programming languages I can say if you are good at programming basics and concepts (not the basics of the many different programming languages) you can learn any language in a few days.

 

[DavidPrice]

What is your level?
Are u beginer or intermediate?

 

[ascott]

i started learning C as well , and planning to move to Python after that ( as i have heard that it's the easiest one in the list ) , it's just a matter of time , thanks for the advice !

java is best performing and valueble language to learn by the way learning python wont be hard if you learn java well as you say it is easiet one and i started to learn python rather than java for begining

 

[Reznov]

java is best performing and valueble language to learn by the way learning python wont be hard if you learn java well as you say it is easiet one and i started to learn python rather than java for begining

after asking couple of teachers that i still have contact with, they told me that PHP & symphony are the ones that are currently leading when it comes to freelancing and stuff

 

[ashim kate]

Java is a very good web development programming language and it can also be used in the production of Android applications. I will advise that you should always take it one step at a time and you should never be in a hurry to complete the course. Joining popular online communities on Facebook or on Twitter is definitely going to help you connect with similar people.