A beginner-level Java programming course on Udemy covering the basics of the language. Commenters point to it as a starting point for learning Java and OOP fundamentals.

Commenters call it a good free-or-cheap beginner Java course and suggest it for people starting out with OOP fundamentals.

On Reddit (2)

1. RecommendsBrianBernalesr/learnprogramming2022in “Any free course to get stronger into POO fundamentals?”▲ 15

   If you want to learn OOP, I would use a language like Java that was designed to be written in OOP. Some languages support OOP, but it wasn't designed to write OOP code when it was first created. Look up what the following topics are, and how to implement them in Java: Four main pillars of OOP *…

2. RecommendsAdminTear/learnprogramming2014in “Would there be an interest in a YouTube series of learn to program videos, but with a reversed learning model?”▲ 2

   Sounds interesting, however what I'd like to see is someone aid already existing training courses with further examples. Say Johns Java beginner course over at Udemy - it's a great free beginners course. If someone was to make practice programs and solutions that fitted along with that course I…

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