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[dumdazn 37]

What are some of the key references or texts for a crash course?

[Crypto 7.7k]

20 hours ago, Pradeep6868 said:

Learn C++

He's asking about Java, on a Java thread. That's not a valid answer

@dumdazn If you've never programmed before and want to learn Java, you should read Head First Java. It was the first book I read and it helped me with fundamentals. They have several challenges and software you build in every chapter and they properly explain every step!

[Pradeep6868 5k]

2 minutes ago, Crypto said:

He's asking about Java, on a Java thread. That's not a valid answer

sorry, bad humor  

[lagialam911 1]

you just need to learn the basics. practice will help you progress faster =]

[FinnLord 533]

Not a website to learn but if you kept going into java I think this will be helpful:

https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/
 

[JohnnyTheLiar 0]

OP, thank you for creating this thread. I wanted to create my own, but then I've decided to use forum search. I think the information from comments will be enough for me. On the other hand - learning Java is just a tip of the iceberg if we're talking about network architecture, right? I want to learn everything about it, so I can get a Cisco certification on SPOTO CLUB and become a Cisco network specialist. Where should I go next, BTW? Can someone here give me advice?

[Pradeep6868 5k]

Learn C++