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[vaironl]

Hello forum Vaironl here,

I will be interviewed Monday or somewhere along the school week, to take an IB Computer Science course. I told the teacher that the programming class I had
was a bit too essay and told her I had experience in C++, C# , VB, and python (basic). But I will also like to learn a bit of Java at least the most essential of it. So
does anyone have any tips or should I just watch tutorials like (TheNewBoston)?

Thanks a bunch in advance.!

[farrell2k]

The sun tutorials are nice. You can pick up the basics quickly.

[Pradeepa]

this new blog Learn Java Online with Free Java Tutorial,Java Examples and Java Code. It is really helpful for understanding the basics of Java.

[WingedPanther]

Pradeepa said:

this new blog [deleted] It is really helpful for understanding the basics of Java.

I would have to disagree with that. It looks like you are just copying lists of methods, not showing people how to use them. On a side note, is your goal here to spam for your site, or help?

[Pradeepa]

If i was just here for spamming. I need not join a forum . I was just trying to help him out since he is a beginner. And you would see my participation in the near future in this forum. So please stop discouraging people even before they start something.

[bloodchains]

vaironl said:

Hello forum Vaironl here,

I will be interviewed Monday or somewhere along the school week, to take an IB Computer Science course. I told the teacher that the programming class I had
was a bit too essay and told her I had experience in C++, C# , VB, and python (basic). But I will also like to learn a bit of Java at least the most essential of it. So
does anyone have any tips or should I just watch tutorials like (TheNewBoston)?

Thanks a bunch in advance.!

thenewboston is pretty good at Java tutorials, at least when I'm watching the intermediate ones. This one's pretty good too: Java Programming Course - Table of Contents