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  • pralu
    New Member
    • Mar 2008
    • 34

    guidence

    can any one over here tell me how to get the deep knowledge of java ... i ve done the core .... but still i lack in skill n understanding ...... n also i want to do certification in java so is there any free online certification n book which can clear every basic of me n has explained every thing very nicely n also have examples
  • chaarmann
    Recognized Expert Contributor
    • Nov 2007
    • 785

    #2
    Originally posted by pralu
    can any one over here tell me how to get the deep knowledge of java ... i ve done the core .... but still i lack in skill n understanding ...... n also i want to do certification in java so is there any free online certification n book which can clear every basic of me n has explained every thing very nicely n also have examples
    Search in Google for some tutorials and pick the one from it you like the most.
    To get a deep knowledge, you must exercise a lot of programming. No theory will help you. Get your hands on some programs. For example you can participate in an open-source project. The learing curve is very steep there, because first you see "profession al" code where you can learn a lot from, and second if you make your own modifications on the code, you get feedback from other programmers how to improve. This way, you can save all your money for certifications and can even learn faster.

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    • pralu
      New Member
      • Mar 2008
      • 34

      #3
      Originally posted by chaarmann
      Search in Google for some tutorials and pick the one from it you like the most.
      To get a deep knowledge, you must exercise a lot of programming. No theory will help you. Get your hands on some programs. For example you can participate in an open-source project. The learing curve is very steep there, because first you see "profession al" code where you can learn a lot from, and second if you make your own modifications on the code, you get feedback from other programmers how to improve. This way, you can save all your money for certifications and can even learn faster.

      can u plz let me no sone sites on which i can get the open source projects and also thnx as i ve the theoretical knowledge but m really lacking in programming skil can u plz help me on ur personnel basis to cope ue.... plz sir ...

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      • sukatoa
        Contributor
        • Nov 2007
        • 539

        #4
        Originally posted by pralu
        can any one over here tell me how to get the deep knowledge of java ... i ve done the core .... but still i lack in skill n understanding ...... n also i want to do certification in java so is there any free online certification n book which can clear every basic of me n has explained every thing very nicely n also have examples
        Having experiments on every part of the code will lead you to understand the deepest... If you know C and also assembly, then, you could just smile.. and say "Thanks C language, i hate Assembly.. I love java"....

        There are free ebooks on the net.....

        Don't forget to download the 1.6.0 API docs ...
        It helps...

        sukatoa

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        • chaarmann
          Recognized Expert Contributor
          • Nov 2007
          • 785

          #5
          Originally posted by pralu
          can u plz let me no sone sites on which i can get the open source projects and also thnx as i ve the theoretical knowledge but m really lacking in programming skil can u plz help me on ur personnel basis to cope ue.... plz sir ...
          Congratulations that you already have the theoretical knowledge. Then there is no need to just read books or tutorials or listen to teachers in classes anymore. You now need to exercise your theoretical knowledge on some practical tasks. This will give you practical knowledge. Only with having your hands on programming your own code, you will succeed with gaining practical knowledge.

          go to http://www.apache.org/. You can see alot of Open-Source projects on the left side. If you don't like them, then google yourself for "open source".

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