JAVA FOR DUMMIES: http://www.dummies.com/programming/ja...
Java Break-Down:
http://beginnersbook.com/java-tutoria...
GREAT RESOURCES:
Most of the things I learned about Java were learned through research and experimenting. Learning a new language usually involves a lot of trial and error. The greatest way to learn is to research, watch others, and practice it. Take what you learned from a class, online tutorial, or a text book and try to implement those things in your code. The more you code the quicker you'll learn!
Here's some of the greatest websites:
Udemy: They sell great online courses that can teach you the fundamentals of almost any programming language for as low as $10! https://www.udemy.com/
Codecademy: This free website is great for beginners and gives you access to several beginner courses.
https://www.codecademy.com/
Free Code Camp: One of the things I regret the most is not using this website as much as I should have. The greatest thing about this site is that it's not only free of charge, but if you use it for a certain amount of hours, learning the languages of course, they give you a certificate. You can start off with a front end certificate, back end, then fullstack through several hours and practice! It's all free. Many have claimed to get a job just from using Free Code Camp. https://freecodecamp.com/
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WANT TO LEARN JAVA? I'd recommend reading Head First Java 2nd Edition. It gives you the fundamentals of java all in one book! You can download the pdf free, no need to buy the book! Just google it.
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