Well I was just using freecodecamp.com to finish brushing up html and css but I'm not sure how I feel about there java section you have any ideas where is a good place to start help understand java better or well I need bare basics in java not sure how I feel with the youtube videos on java but maybe you could pick one out for me just because I'm not sure if I even understand the slightest bit about java yet. I'm not really pro with html and css either yet but theres pretty much where I am at.
I feel like this post has been sent down from the heavens for me because I'm really trying to go hard into coding!!!
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If you're just starting out in Java, I'd recommend going through the official tutorials from Oracle, in order: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/
You want to do all the "Trails covering the basics". It's a bit of a dry grind, but will really help lay a solid foundation that you can then branch off of in different directions.
For a code editor, I recommend IntelliJ. It's what I use at work and has full support for the Java language. This tutorial will show you how to get started with IntelliJ. The code example presented is a bit complex for absolute beginners, but the basic concepts of how to setup a project structure are applicable to pretty much any program: https://examples.javacodegeeks.com/desktop-java/ide/intellij-idea-tutorial-beginners/
This online course series also looks really good for just starting out, although I haven't tried it myself: https://www.udemy.com/java-tutorial/
Have fun and good luck!
cool cool I like your screen name btw
I'll have to look into this I think starting from scratch with java will be best for me that dry grind is probably a must.
Thanks, if you're curious about my username I explain what it means in one of my posts.
Hope the tutorials work out well for you!