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Hi guys, I started the same thread in /sci/ and I was told to ask it here, so I hope you can help:
Hi guys do you know any online course or do you have tips for getting good at programming with Java?
I have always been good with maths, but I don't get programming at all. It belongs to one of my courses for my study. I'm afraid I won't pass it, because it is not intuitive for me at all and I don't have a good professor
So guys, how can I get good at programming (preferably at Java or Pytyon right now)?
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I learned the basics here: http://mooc.fi/courses/2013/programming-part-1/
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>>57622677
No. Go away. Programming is not something you learn in between coffee breaks from an online course. Technically you can but your skills will be shit. Stop making a mockery of the field by thinking your bootcamp memes churn out proper programmers.
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This website has lots of links:
http://programming-motherfucker.com
Otherwise, look at free online courses at websites like codecademy and Coursera.
And if you only need to know basic shit, learn Python instead. Python is basically designed to be My First Programming Language, so there are tons of resources for it.
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https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/
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>>57624429
that site recommends learn python the hard way.
that book is complete shit though: http://sopython.com/wiki/LPTHW_Complaints
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