Java Course Materials

[RobertX]

I've been on a mission to relearn programming and would like suggestions to getting course materials, be it from MIT or a university where professors keep notes for students to download and read, along with exercises.

Books are also welcome.

Thank you.

[gulshan212]

Well, if you looking for books then you can read below books.

1. Head First Java by Kathy Sierra and Bert Bates
2. Clean Code: A Handbook of Agile Software Craftsmanship by Robert C. Martin
3. Java: How to Program by Paul Deitel and Harvey Deitel
4. Effective Java by Joshua Bloch

I am not saying that you have to read only above mentioned books, you can also have some other books the thing which is most important is you need clear all your basic at the same time.

If we talk about courses then you can join courses at some reputed communities such as coursera, edX, Github and udemy.
Thanks

[RobertX]

A credit to the forum always, thanks!

[copyism]

I've been on a mission to relearn programming and would like suggestions to getting course materials, be it from MIT or a university where professors keep notes for students to download and read, along with exercises.

Books are also welcome.

Thank you.

I've been told that this is the best "free resource" available. I hope it helps   

https://www.freecodecamp.org/

[RobertX]

Here's my submission: https://pirates-forum.org/Thread-how-can...#pid393901

It's my submission of what I gathered on my journeys through the web.

I hope this helps.

[stp99]

Books are always Great
Thank you.

[Suar1984]

Here's my submission: https://pirates-forum.org/Thread-how-can...#pid393901poki

It's my submission of what I gathered on my journeys through the web.

I hope this helps.

Thanks for sharing your submission! I appreciate the effort you put into gathering this information. I’ll definitely take a look at it and see how it can help me improve my Java skills. Appreciate your help!

[angelaspain]

Hi all, I found Head First Java great for beginners, and Effective Java is excellent for refining skills. Can search more platform who delivers best course services. I am ready to learn from your side pls let me know about some resources. I will definitely spread in my circle after wind up my blog on 3rd party fulfillment services .

[Renderman]

Considering that Java is an Object Oriented programming language as well as being strongly typed (which is something that a beginner doesn't need to know the definition of quite yet), I'd say that any kind of course that teaches Object Oriented fundamentals will help learning not only Java, but any other Object Oriented language such as C/C++/C#/Python (kinda) or others

[scotthw1984]

I am currently learning Java at Uni and I have got to say.
Get a copy of "Objects First with Java: A Practical Introduction (edition. 6) by David J. Barnes and Michael Kölling