#What to do after a course of java on yt??

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lilac bobcat
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i have done a course on yt
now and 1-2 small projs
like rock paper scissors , guess the number
now first i wanna just get comfy and find ways to use different things in the language
then will move to some database work for projects

molten vineBOT
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lilac bobcat
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ping me while answering

static raptor
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Youtube courses differ so very much. It's impossible to judge where you're at. popular progressions from the MOOC course are courses more focused on common algorithms and data-representation - the co-called Data-Structures and Algorithms part of software-development. Another direction (though some amount of the core DSA concepts should come first) is learning one of the major application frameworks (Spring Boot being the dominant one at the moment).

lilac bobcat
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as so to tell where i am at

solemn vigil
# lilac bobcat i have done the basics

learn the syntax and more of the jdk and how jvm works(get to know with file reading, buffers), you can try learning important libraries such as log4j2(for logging and slf4j), might as well touch JNI(though its going ot get deprecated soon). learn how annotations work, oop concepts etc. most java developers either do spring boot or create minecraft mods/plugins so you might try one of these, making a full project is essential while learning any language

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also important step

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learn build tools

ornate urchin
lilac bobcat
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i need to explain tht too?

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OOPs done

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👍

ornate urchin
# lilac bobcat OOPs done

alright, what did you learn in the standard api ? strings ? primitives and boxed types ? collections ? streams ? io ? nio.file ? java.time ?
also did you learn generics ?

lilac bobcat
ornate urchin
lilac bobcat
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String, primitive, lil collections, time

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done

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generics touched

ornate urchin
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time ?

lilac bobcat
ornate urchin
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java.time or Date and Calandar ?

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alright

lilac bobcat
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all

ornate urchin
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io ? nio.file ?

lilac bobcat
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no

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will do it

solemn vigil
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forgot to mention: learn a bit of reflection

lilac bobcat
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hmm