Learning java as a self thaught programmer
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'Java 2 Exam Cram' is a great book as it directly addresses all the less well known, but frequently argued, parts of Java.
I also recommend looking through the source code of any frameworks you are using in order to build up your knowledge. It's always helpful to see how other people do things and will periodically give you a confidence boost as well.
I also recommend looking through the source code of any frameworks you are using in order to build up your knowledge. It's always helpful to see how other people do things and will periodically give you a confidence boost as well.
This helps a lot:
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/
You should build some cool projects once you have the basics
You should build some cool projects once you have the basics
So what I am looking for is how to build good foundation knowledge, so I don't feel like a fraud when talking with someone who knows his stuff... for example I still have problems with java servlets, streams etc.. even though I've been working with them for past 2 years.