Java Stub wrote:Please share some of the best way to learn JAVA in a practical way not by theoretical way.
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Shobana Thambidurai wrote:Thanks @Campbell and @Sainath for your suggestions. I feel like Java is like a ocean. Don't to where to start..If I start also I am on the same topic for log time :P
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As I said, yes, it is like an ocean.Winston Gutkowski wrote: . . . I dont want to discourage you, . . . no simple solution. . . .
Campbell Ritchie wrote:As I said, yes, it is like an ocean.
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Winston Gutkowski wrote:
Campbell Ritchie wrote:As I said, yes, it is like an ocean.
Yes, but to a swimmer, it's a challenge. (nice analogy BTW)
Do you want to be a concert pianist, or someone who can bash out a nice bit of rock 'n roll for friends?
Hint: There's no wrong answer.
Winston
Campbell Ritchie wrote:You’re welcome
Yes, Java™ is like an ocean, but you can swim one stroke at a time. Is there any chance of enrolling on a course near where you live?
VM
Campbell Ritchie wrote:Why Java5? That was two versions old, and is now regarded as obsolete.