Java Learn Java Programming: Fast and Comprehensive Tutorials

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The discussion centers on finding effective resources for learning Java, particularly for beginners who prefer a fast-paced approach. The original poster expresses frustration with existing websites and apps that either lack engaging content or progress too slowly. A recommended resource is a manual available on Amazon, which has proven useful for some users. Additionally, the Processing IDE is highlighted as a valuable tool for learning Java through interactive graphics, catering to casual programmers. Overall, the focus is on seeking engaging, fast-paced educational materials for Java programming.
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I was searching for a good website or an app that can teach Java.I found so many of them and they were pretty uninteresting.They don't teach from the scratch and I get so annoyed.And even in those videos that start from the scratch,it is very very slow that I feel why can't the teacher be fast.Can somebody suggest me a good website,YouTube videos or an app that teaches from the scratch and is fast enough ?
 
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I would check out the Processing IDE at:

www.processing.org

There are many good books on processing and its designed to teach casual programmers Java through interactive graphics.
 
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jedishrfu said:
I would check out the Processing IDE at:

www.processing.org

There are many good books on processing and its designed to teach casual programmers Java through interactive graphics.
Thank you !
 
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