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[ely]

ahm... im really, realy new to programming...
and i hope someone here can tutor me?!
oh please!
dont be annoyed with me... you know there's a lot of people who know nothing bout this java... and im one... and i find myslf taking it!!!
please help... ;P

[JosAH]

Hi,

welcome to TSDN; the best tutors I can come up with are Suns Java Tutorials.
Start reading them and start from the beginning; whenever you're stuck with
something feel free to ask questions here.

The rule of the game here is: you start working and when you experience any
problems you can always ask us; we don't do your homework for you nor do we
spoonfeed you.

Those tutorials are fun; in every trail (read: chapter or book) new subjects are
explained and examples are given. There are exercises also. Best of luck.

kind regards,

Jos

[nomad]

Hi,

welcome to TSDN; the best tutors I can come up with are Suns Java Tutorials.
Start reading them and start from the beginning; whenever you're stuck with
something feel free to ask questions here.

The rule of the game here is: you start working and when you experience any
problems you can always ask us; we don't do your homework for you nor do we
spoonfeed you.

Those tutorials are fun; in every trail (read: chapter or book) new subjects are
explained and examples are given. There are exercises also. Best of luck.

kind regards,

Jos

Books I have several books, that got me start.
Java for Dummies
Learn Java in 21 days.
Both books explain the in's and out's on how a program works, and then you alway have this great site to help you. The are many people here that are willing to help you. Jos is one of them that makes you think.
If you can look at others coding and play with them see how they work and try to understand what they are doing.

nomad

[praveen2gupta]

ahm... im really, realy new to programming...
and i hope someone here can tutor me?!
oh please!
dont be annoyed with me... you know there's a lot of people who know nothing bout this java... and im one... and i find myslf taking it!!!
please help... ;P

Buy the begainers Level book. Run The programmes yourself. Forum can help you to solve the problems and fundamentals.

[blazedaces]

ahm... im really, realy new to programming...
and i hope someone here can tutor me?!
oh please!
dont be annoyed with me... you know there's a lot of people who know nothing bout this java... and im one... and i find myslf taking it!!!
please help... ;P

Even if I were to tutor you I would simply tell you that the best way to learn java, as with most things, is through practice. I would instruct you to probably go to the sun java tutorials, as jos has already told you, and when in trouble with a problem, work and think through it, try to get the problem yourself and if not come to me to ask for guidance with specific issues. Thing is, you'd probably learn faster just going there yourself and coming to the forums for that guidance and help. There are more people who are more experienced.

Honestly, there is not a better way to learn then what people have explained here in the above replies.

Best of luck,

-blazed

[odefta]

If you want to learn a programming language:

1) learn from one good tutorial (24 Days tutorial is ok)

2) make all examples from that tutorial

3) take some sources from net and try to understand them

4) make a small project

5) make a bigger project

6) work, work, work

Good luck!