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Java Programming

Coursera

2 recommenders · 2 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2018–2021 · score 1.5

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A Coursera course introducing Java programming, covering the language and object-oriented style. It is a starting point rather than an in-depth treatment of advanced OO topics.

Commenters describe it as very good for teaching OOP style and how the language works, calling it a good start.

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20182021

On Reddit (2)

  1. RecommendsInconstant_Moor/learnprogramming2021in “courses to learn java”▲ 1

    I audited these Coursera courses and thought they were very good, they teach the whole OOP style as well as how the language works. They don't go very deep, you'd have to go somewhere else to learn about the darker OO wizardries. But I felt like it's a good start…

  2. Recommendsomon-rar/learnprogramming2018in “Trying to get into programming with a Math degree and employers don't seem to like it”▲ 1

    on Coursera: * Java programming (if you are not familiar with Java or C#) * Sedgwick's courses on algortithms. * try Odersky's course on functional programming with Scala * cloud computing courses from UIUC are really good * whatever else you find interesting, i.e. data science stuff Consider GA…

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