So I specifically want to become pretty proficient in Java over the summer, before I take AP CSA (Java only). I already have taken multiple CS classes in the past and worked on my own projects. But never anything big with Java, whenever I have used it, I've used AI, then I get discouraged because I want to code without using so much AI. Anyway, I'm getting sidetracked.
I want to also make some games with Java, because why not. Are there any courses that are either free or really cheap that you recommend. I don't like using youtube videos, as I just copy the code, I need something to know the language.
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Not much of a course but https://learn.java/learning/tutorials/ has many resources that are at least somewhat aligned with AP CSA
If you are looking for a Java course, consider https://java-programming.mooc.fi/ which is a free course on Java Programming from the University of Helsinki.
When doing the course, it is recommended to use Eclipse or IntelliJ instead of NetBeans.
Note that the plugin for exercise submissions doesn't work well any more so you might want to just do the exercises yourself without being able to get it checked