#Java learning question

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rotund haven
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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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cobalt shoal
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there's no fixed order

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you cannot "complete" java, that's not a thing you can do

rotund haven
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Thank you for help and please can u tell me what specific topic should i do rn?

cobalt shoal
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do ~ w h a t e v e r ~

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literally just

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do whatever you want

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try going through that list, read the summaries, if something seems interesting, read about it

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also maybe learn to read the documentation, java's docs are very well-made

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this is a checklist, not a todo list
after fundamentals, there's really just no fixed order

rotund haven
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Can u tell me how did u do java ?

cobalt shoal
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make stuff

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learn theory from that website and similar, learn practice by using that knowledge

rotund haven
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Can u tell me what will be the learning enough java

oblique compass
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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.

cobalt shoal
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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"

oblique compass