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The Complete Java SE8 Developer Bootcamp

Udemy

2 recommenders · 2 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2017–2023 · score 1.5

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A Udemy bootcamp teaching Java SE 8 development from the ground up, taught by Jeff Jensen. It covers core Java language features and introduces object-oriented programming.

Commenters say it is a clear, gradual way to learn Java and object-oriented programming, and one says it taught them more than their school courses.

Programming Languagesbeginnerpaidvideo lectures#java#object-oriented programming#programming basics#jensen

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  1. Recommendsheatobootyr/learnprogramming2023in “I have 3 months before I start my CS degree, what would you recomend I get a head start on since I have time to spare.”

    Don’t bother muh AI is gonna take over the world making your skills and knowledge useless and you’re gonna be out of work. Seriously though you could slowly start with Java following an Udemy Course. The Complete Java SE8 Developer Bootcamp by Jeff Jensen is particularly good. It slowly gets you…

  2. RecommendsRicardo96MCr/learnprogramming2017in “Looking for Lectures/Tutorials/Lessons worth listening to.”

    If you don't mind spending some money I would recommend a Udemy course, personally it made things a lot clearer and I even think I learned more from it than school : Complete Java SE 8 Develper Bootcamp ($10 when I bought it, special) On YouTube: thenewboston, I believe another channel called…

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