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Java Programming MOOC 1
University of Helsinki
3 recommenders · 3 threads · recommended in 1 year, 2022 · score 2.6
A free, self-paced online Java programming course from the University of Helsinki, where learners solve exercises in an IDE and get automated feedback on submitted answers. It is the first of two Java MOOC parts and is used in the university's own CS courses.
Commenters call it free, very good, and by far the best programming tutorial, praising its automatic exercise checking and feedback.
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I'd strongly suggest for you try out the Uni of Helsinki Java Programming 1 (also head over to r/learnjava to receive help, its quite active), and use it along with your udemy videos. This course is used for their CS courses. It's by far the best programming tutorial and gets you to solve problems…
If you want to start with Java, the University of Helsinki's Mooc Java 1 and Java 2 are completely free and very good. They're self paced but don't have any videos if you're looking for that. They teach all the same things you'd get in some of the python courses but jump into Object Oriented…
I also think you can skip Python. Python is extremely easy to "pick up" once you know another language. I graduated from WGU and am now a software dev. I would say scrap your plan and do the University of Helsinki Java course and/or the Odin Project. You will learn what you need to know about CS…