Java Any good websites for learning Java?

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To develop an Android app, learning Java is essential. Recommended resources for learning Java include processing.org for hands-on experience with the Processing IDE, and tutorials from sites like Tutorialspoint, which provides foundational knowledge but lacks challenges. For beginners without prior programming experience, "Head First Java" is suggested. After grasping the basics, it's crucial to study algorithms and design patterns, as these are vital for Android development. The complexity of Android requires a comprehensive understanding of various concepts. Additional resources for practice include Codingbat for problem-solving and Treehouse for structured Android learning, praised for its user-friendly interface. YouTube is also highlighted as a valuable tool for supplementary learning. Multiple sources are encouraged for a well-rounded education.
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I want to develop an Android app but I need to learn Java first. What are some good websites to learn Java?
 
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Check out the processing.org website. You can learn by doing using the processing IDE.
 
http://www.tutorialspoint.com/tutorialslibrary.htm this is the place from where I used to learn Java, however there aren't any challenges, and I had some experience with C before I used to learn Java. If you don't have any perior experience with programming I would recommend you Head First Java. However you said you want to learn Android, after learning the basics of the language, learn algorithms and design patterns, java is perfect language for learning those two and believe me you will need it. To add that android is complex system, you will need to learn a lot of things about it, before start programming.
 
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Thank you for the info.
 
Codingbat is great for quick java problems and practicing your problem solving abilities. For learning Android specifically, I highly recommended checking out Treehouse (team treehouse.com). Their UI is great and the app is awesome. Also, YouTube is your friend.
 
Thank you for the extra info.
 
Thank you for the info!
 
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