Where You Learned 'Java'

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Where did you guys learned Java coding?
I'm new to this development and i wanted to learn it too. :*:
 

Learned some Java there, and Ragezone f527
Also just look at some of your scripts in your sources/repack
and think about how it works.
 
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I learned starting with 'ThePack' rev 76 v62. The way i've learned most of my 'java skills' is through studying actual code that i find in different sources and repacks. An amazing site i have recently discovered (thanks to the coder's paradise section) has also helped me.
Give that a try, it basically gives you a problem and asks you to code and solve meeting the requirements in the introduction, its a really great site imo and it has helped me hone in my skills.
 
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I don't want to be rude or anything, but honestly this is one of the most ignorant things I've heard on this forum.

1) If you really want a tutorial, then just buy a book. Most of the people here wouldn't really be able to help you with most of the Java basics.

2) No one on the planet could teach a whole programming language in only ten pages.

Depends on how small the text is, and how large the paper is.
 
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I learned starting with 'ThePack' rev 76 v62. The way i've learned most of my 'java skills' is through studying actual code that i find in different sources and repacks. An amazing site i have recently discovered (thanks to the coder's paradise section) has also helped me.
Give that a try, it basically gives you a problem and asks you to code and solve meeting the requirements in the introduction, its a really great site imo and it has helped me hone in my skills.

This will work until you find out what OOP is and then you're like, "fudge cakes!"

On topic, I learned java in a CS class last year, and took CS class again this year :). First time I saw java was when Odin released their source :O I had my own server and learned how to add my own Commands, basically I could do what anyone with a brain and is literate could do o.o
 
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I learned starting with 'ThePack' rev 76 v62. The way i've learned most of my 'java skills' is through studying actual code that i find in different sources and repacks. An amazing site i have recently discovered (thanks to the coder's paradise section) has also helped me.
Give that a try, it basically gives you a problem and asks you to code and solve meeting the requirements in the introduction, its a really great site imo and it has helped me hone in my skills.

Thanks for the CodingBat site, I really like it.
It might help me get back into Java :D
 
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I was forced to take an AP Java Programming class o-o
;W; Hey, at least it isn't going to waste ;D My teacher never checkout Java books, and let's just say I borrowed one, forgot to give it back, and she failed to notice.
 
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Code:
import animals.Cow;
import entities.*;
public class Moo{
 public static void main(String [] args){
   Cow[] yourCows = new Cow[2];
   for(int i = 0; i < 2; i++)
     yourCows[i] = new Cow();
   EntityObject You = EntityObject.getFactory().generateSecondPerson();
   System.out.println(You.getRefer().toString()+" have " + yourCows.length + " cows.");
 }
}

Try and read some codes. Its magic.
Or
Idk.
 
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I think for me to learn java, I would require a teacher. I don't think I could learn something like this just all 100% from a book. Or multiple books. =/
 
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I'm trying my best right now to create a tutorial that teaches you most of the stuff you need to know to properly fit into this community without expecting flames.

I've been working on it for several days and I have to admit that it's true what Zygon said about it not being possible to stick a whole programming language in a few pages.
To be released soon.
Thought I would brag about it for a bit because i'm such an attentionwhore... apparantly.
 
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