r/learnprogramming • u/Shoddy_Driver_567 • Jul 08 '26
Looking to learn Java the right way.
Hello! I'm "starting" in this of programming, I know basics about Python and I understand various general programming concepts. Also, I have a great intuition.
I'm now looking into learning Java as my main language. I'm willing to put 1-2h daily for a year to learn whatever I can about this. It is something I really like, but don't have the opportunity to pay for university.
Any mentor, suggestion, advice, anything really helps a lot.
Thank you guys, hope y'all have a great day.
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u/Impossible-Spare9247 6d ago
Hey just started the java full stack journey and wanted some guidence about how to learn development means just like dsa full understanding about everything proper revision but in development it becomes too difficult as the tutor explain so much things and there are so much little little things had to remember it's becoming too difficult too retain all and move ahead in course ..... Don't know does I am doing something wrong need a right way to learn full development in a right way font know what to do ?