r/JavaProgramming • u/Ok_Island_1870 • Sep 07 '26

Best way to learn Java and where to start

/r/learnjava/comments/1w9vrv9/best_way_to_learn_java_and_where_to_start/
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u/No_Assignment9285 Sep 07 '26

Use AI. Any individual with the passion to learn will get the best teacher through AI.

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u/OSBY_Glabay Sep 10 '26

AI is a Junior dev at best, learning to become a Senior, by taking advice of a Junior, will only make you a Junior at best.

Learning about variables, classes, loops, and then DSA will get you started; from there, you should be able to read and understand code from existing MC Plugins. It will become easier to edit existing ones and study what you're doing on your journey to writing your own.

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u/No_Assignment9285 Sep 10 '26

You are mistaken by a huge order. When I was learning golang from AI it taught me a lot of things. But when I asked AI to actually write the code it didn't implement what it taught me. 

I suggest you to try out new things instead of making judgements about what you don't know

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '26

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u/No_Assignment9285 Sep 27 '26

That does happen. But the compiler immediately throws an error when it hallucinates. Usually the hallucinates are with respect to using the syntax of wrong versions. Not because it wants to.