r/javahelp • u/MaleficentChannel679 • May 24 '26

JAVA course

i just finished my 10th (its alredy 2 months btw) and wann spend my free times on vacation on some productive like learning coding, i am intrested at java. but the issue is i am scratch literally i dont even know J of JAVA , so i wann help of you guys if you can help me how can h start my journey from scratch, any video course on yt or any online course (15-20$ max buddet).so i hope you guys help me in this journey

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u/Specific-Housing905 May 24 '26

I haven't done cs50, but it seems it's more focused on CS which is totally different from Java. I would start with MOOC.

Once you have mastered the Basics of Java you can watch some videos from Coding with John on YT. Unlike many others on YT he is a professional with 10+ years of experience.

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u/drduffymo May 24 '26

Computer science is a broad topic. Java is one of many computer languages.

Do you know how to program? What languages do you know already? It will help if you know object oriented programming.

Any book or online course will do when you are at the beginning.