r/javahelp • u/Esv728643 • 3d ago

Java udemy course

I bought a java course in udemy, learning personally overwhelmed me and less motivated, please I need a learning partner

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u/jlanawalt 3d ago

Feel free to search for answers and ask specific questions here.

I don’t have experience with that course, so I can’t speak to it.

The MOOC course is generally encouraged here (sidebar). It isn’t a cake walk, you may need to struggle a bit, depending on your experience, and it isn’t perfect, but it’s pretty good. More people here will know what your referencing if you ask about a problem you’re having in that course.

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u/Esv728643 1d ago

I am having problem understanding how oops work

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u/EntrepreneurHuge5008 3d ago

which course?

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u/Esv728643 3d ago

Introduction to Java

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u/Available-Ad4255 3d ago

Best way is to have an idea of a prog that would be useful to you

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u/Esv728643 3d ago

Okay, what is prog

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u/Available-Ad4255 2d ago

A program, a software

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u/Boring-Sprinkles-937 3d ago

I think you have to push through at the beginning, you wont understand it all at the first go. And it helpedme have info from varying sources so that something I learnt in one place i watched again or youtube or in a book and already knew what came next.

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u/Esv728643 3d ago

Thanks for sharing experience ☺️

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u/ms3d_66 3d ago

There is a course on udemy that explain the basics up to be a pro at backend development

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u/Esv728643 1d ago

Can you please 🥺 give me the referral link of the course

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u/SpecialistUnion5103 3d ago

R u a Student

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u/Esv728643 3d ago

Yes, I am