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    I'm currently looking into learning Java to code my own RSPS. If someone could please link me to where I can find some good tutorials to starting out, that would be great. Also, if anyone was interested I would also pay for Java Tutoring, but preferrably just tutorials, as I probably wouldn't get much out of people tutoring me. Thanks.
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    First of all learn the basic java instead of doing tutorials because you will have a lot of easy questions which are annoying for the one who released. Learn the basic errors/basic java and than start doing tutorials and stuff. you probably even wont need them once you did that..
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    Go and read the first 10 beginner tutorials on a website (find one using google) before you attempt to understand tutorials. All you will be doing is copying this, pasting it there. That's not considered coding. You might learn a few things from looking at the source however with beginner Java knowledge you'll find it's much easier to both start and develop further.
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    You're a little incompetent are you not?
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    Huh?
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    Look up thejavahub on Youtube, he has some great tutorials for beginners, and as you progress you'll be able to create your own basic 2D game.

    The main things that you need to learn are:

    data types (ints, booleans, Strings, etc.) also initializing data types.
    if statements, for loops, advanced for loop is helpful to know, switch statements.
    arrays and multidementional arrays (just the basics, and you can learn more as you go)
    basic method structure, visiblities, types, the basic syntax of java, learning what 'static' means is very important.
    and you need to learn all about objects, how to create objects, how to use them, how to make instances of a class, etc, that stuff is very important.

    Once you learn all of those things, its smooth sailing from then on. Then you just need to learn how to use different java packages like io, net, etc.

    You'll never really fully learn Java, there's a lot to it. But once you understand the things I mentioned, you'll have enough knowledge to make a good RSPS, and also you have to stay updated with the community and the new 'technology' people create for RSPS.
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    ^. Thanks! Going to bed, 5:20 AM.
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    Watching his video's now.
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    TheJavaHub is a great source for Java, but you can also search for the Stanford Java Teacher on YouTube. He is very noob-friendly Have fun!
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