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Java Course (Tim Buchalka)
Udemy
3 recommenders · 3 threads · recommended in 1 year, 2019 · score 3.5
A large, video-based Java programming course by instructor Tim Buchalka, hosted on Udemy, covering Java from basics through object-oriented programming and related topics.
Commenters point to it as a paid option for learning Java, with one saying they liked it so much they bought his Python course next and another recommending it at around $10 on sale.
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Tim B has some great courses on Udemy. I liked his Java course so much that I'm going to buy his python one.
I’m not sure if there’s a similar website for Java but once you complete Tim’s course I recommend building some projects to test your knowledge. Making stuff is the best way to learn how to program
I haven’t done the android part of this YouTube channel but Caleb Curry has a series on practically everything I would give him a shot, He cracks dumb jokes throughout his videos to make his videos not so dull and I feel he covers a good amount.He has a playlist of videos for each topic he covers…
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