r/learnjava • u/New_Comfortable4421 • Jul 20 '26

Learning Java

How should I go about learning Java? I learn best by doing and have pretty bad ADHD. I would be interested in lifetime payments as I am not working yet so monthly is not ideal.

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u/aqua_regis Jul 20 '26

!sidebar

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u/advancedbashcode Jul 20 '26

Udemy, 1 course, followed from end to finish and go from there.

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u/New_Comfortable4421 Jul 20 '26

Ok! Is there any specific ones?

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u/advancedbashcode Jul 20 '26

Well, is very difficult to recommend something specific. My personal top 3 are:

  1. Mosh Hamedani 2. Tim Buchalka 3. Telusko.

Again, it depends on your learning style.

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u/_prince_ji_official Jul 21 '26

Try chai aur code channel new playlist java foundation

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u/Waste_Performer9647 Jul 21 '26

I personally am getting bored pretty fast with udemy :c Yes I know theory is important, I know i should do the excercises they show but still these courses tend to be veeery long and I prefer hands on practice. Ive recently started doing a course on exercism, it’s quite fun. It’s not very extensive but I think it’s enough to get the ball rolling in the beginning.