Kartik Kanwar wrote:Hi, i want to be master in java. IN all programming concepts. Now i am novice . Actually i am HP employee and want to switch for java job with awesome programming skills. Please guide me.
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Kartik Kanwar wrote:I developed three websites and two softwares. basic ones. But i want to be a good developer, the one who can freelance. So Please i am intermediate type. I want to know what things exactly i have to learn. Like i come to know recently i have to study data structure and algos also. like this. i am just reading java books only. I want a book which have only java programs. Thousand of programs. is there any? And thanks all for the replies. Thanks from bottom of my heart.
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Les Morgan wrote:
BTW: I have been running through technology now since about 1983 and professionally since 1991--guess what? I don't know it all, nor do I know anyone that claims to know it all, but all the really good programmers I know started at the beginning and waded through it ALL, and keep running after that moving target of technology proficiency.
Les Morgan wrote:
Start over at the beginning and wade through it ALL, then for the rest of your career keep running down the road chasing the technology because it is fluid and you will never know it all.
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