Hey i am completely beginner in programming world and the language i chose to learn was java so question --> i don't know what should I do/learn next in Java i have completed these topics --
Fundamentals like arrays if else loops methods
Oops concepts like classes and objects, inheritance, encapsulation, abstraction interface , packages
Multi threading , exceptions handling now i don't know what should I learn next and is it complete core Java i have completed or not
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there's no fixed order
you cannot "complete" java, that's not a thing you can do
https://dev.java/learn has more stuff like collections, streams, regex, just check out whatever you find interesting
Thank you for help and please can u tell me what specific topic should i do rn?
do ~ w h a t e v e r ~
literally just
do whatever you want
try going through that list, read the summaries, if something seems interesting, read about it
also maybe learn to read the documentation, java's docs are very well-made
this is a checklist, not a todo list
after fundamentals, there's really just no fixed order
Can u tell me how did u do java ?
make stuff
learn theory from that website and similar, learn practice by using that knowledge
Can u tell me what will be the learning enough java
Just start to create something you want e.g. an Programm which renames evey file in a folder.
Now and than you will run into some problems to solve.
This is how I do it.
nope, no such thing exists
java is not an instruction sheet, it's a checklist, everything outside fundamentals is basically optional
whatever task you're doing could have more requirements, but that's a separate question
there is no "enough java", just "is what i know enough for this task"
