Best of luck man. Feel free to message me your Skype and I can help you when you need it.
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Thanks for viewing my progression guide as I hopefully progress towards learning the fundamentals of Java.
My personal goal is to understand the growing language of Java and eventually offer services once I can officially call myself a certified java developer.
I do not have intentions into just rushing in and hopping around. I am currently enrolled into college getting a Computer Science degree in QA Testing.
Also on the side I am studying w/ Teamtreehouse & Udemy courses.
Below you will see the knowledge I understand of Java, enjoy.
Learning Java
Understanding Java: Week One
- Data Type: int, boolean, and char.
- Variables are used to store values
- Whitespace helps make code easy to read for me and others.
- Comments can be used to describe code and it's purpose.
- Arithmetic Operators Include: +, -, *, /, and %
- Relational Operators Include: <, <=, >, >=
- Equality Operators Include: == and !=
Understanding Java: Week One
- Boolean Operators: &&, ||, and !.
- If, if/else, else statements.
- Ternary Conditionals
- Switch statements
- Classes: a blueprint for how a data structure should function.
- Constructors
- Objects
Understanding Java: Week One
- Methods
- Parameters
- Return value
- Inheritance
Understanding Java: Week One
- Coming soon!
Thanks man! That's what I'm doing at the moment. I know quite a bit of Java but I want to start from the ground up and learn everything along the way.
Thanks man greatly appreciated!
Sure will mate! I bought a book: Learning Java Head First Second Edition.
Goodluck homie
Best of luck, check out this base that's good for starting out on it's clean and good.
https://www.rune-server.ee/showthread.php?t=651062
I wish you the best of luck
Being a certified Java developer takes quite some dedication. What you are learning would prepare you for the SE 1 certification, which, on top of what you listed, also requires experience with OOP (inheritance, encapsulation), object lifecycles (and how GC works), popular APIs like the Collections and Date APIs, as well as exception handling. Click the link and scroll down to Review Exam Topics.
Taking it a step further, there's the SE 2 certification, which extends upon topics of SE 1, as well as requires experience with subjects such as IO, databases, assertions and localization.
There's others, like the master level certification, which covers EE, profiling and more. You check check them out here.
Keep in mind, CS and SE are two different subjects, which although overlap in areas, can send you in two totally different directions. I recommend checking out this article. CS is an amazing subject, but many major in it without realizing it's not concerned with developing software. Make sure it's the right subject for you, you may be more interested in Software Engineering!
https://www.sololearn.com/Course/Java/ Learn the basics of Java or any other available language. They have an android and iOS app so you can learn while on the stool, traveling or any other idle activities. I'm not sponsored by them by any means, just a frequent user.
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