Java What are the key concepts to learn for Java?

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To effectively learn Java programming, it is crucial to grasp the fundamentals of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), as Java is entirely OOP-based. Beginners should focus on understanding core concepts such as variables, functions, and objects. A practical approach to learning is to develop a simple project, like a text-based calculator, which helps reinforce these concepts. Reliable resources for learning include textbooks, Oracle's online tutorials, and educational videos on platforms like YouTube. Additionally, understanding Java's strong and static typing, as well as memory management when creating objects and declaring variables, is essential for mastering the language.
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New to programming Java please list out the things I should focus on. What are the key ingredient to programming in Java?

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You give no indication as to your overall experience with programming, so the question is impossible to answer. If you are totally new to programming it's one thing but if you are an experienced programmer who just wants to take on Java, it's a whole different story.

In any case since Java is totally OOP, you should make sure you understand the fundamentals of OOP, independently of Java.
 
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First of all, if you want to learn, develop your own problem. As an example:

Objective: Create a text-based calculator.
What you need: Variables, functions, objects (Scanner)
What you need to learn: Variables, functions, objects
How to learn it: Textbook, online Oracle tutorials (reliable source), YouTube

Also I don't understand the question "What are they key ingredients to programming in Java?" The key ingredient to programming is understanding the language and how to use it given a problem.
 
Try to understand what is going on in memory when you create an object, or declare a variable. I know it's kind of vague, but that's a key matter.
 
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