Java Tutorial for Complete Beginners (Udemy.com)

Really enjoyed the course and found the information useful and mostly easy to follow. A couple of the topics I struggled to follow and had to look up explanations online. The only other comment I woulld make is I found the classical music at the start of each video really annoying.

The trainer had put in a great effort to coming up with relevant examples and also quite knowledgeable about the topic. One of the best course on java and i will surely suggest people to opt this course if they are looking for something on Java.

I loved the explanation with the drawing, describing the purpose of the JDK (compilation) and JRE (execution) and JVM (computer platform simulation). I loved it! I knew what the acronyms stood for, which gave a general description of what they were, but the explanation with the drawing really made a light bulb go on! Thanks! The instructor seems to go slower, in the first 25 lessons or so, and it's easier to follow, especially, if you are typing the code the same time he is typing the code, and executing the code as well. In the second set of 25 lessons, it's begins to be hard to follow, because the instructor is going faster, without saying what he's doing at times (Ex: hitting the run button, without announcing it, doing Control Shift O for import statements, without announcing it (and I can't remember the keystrokes for import statements. Tell us again what the keystrokes are, as repetition in learning is good), so there's alot of rewinding that's required, to catch up on what was missed, as I was typing. I love the transcript, because some pronunciations are hard to understand. I just open the transcript and read what I didn't understand. Thanks for the transcript! It has saved me a couple of times. All tutorials have compiled successfully when I ran them, so I'm happy about that!

Just a neat and amazing way to introduce one to Java Programming. Nicely divided into multiple topics and presented in an easily understandable fashion.

las imgenes estn desenfocadas y a veces resulta muy complicado ver lo que est escribiendo, por no decir que te dejas lo ojos.

Good explanation, but with sample in string not usefull like We have: String = " an airplane fly in Englandai air"; find ai how many times repeat; find how many times repeat character 'a' and ... example

It was great however i would have loved to see more OOP exercises at the end to consolidate the course. The tests are great and focus on algorithms but OOP is a must have in my opinion

This course is very instructive, i'm learning a lot of this that i haven't learn in school. clear explanation Thanks John for the clear and straight to the point explanation and advice during the course

I have to say, since my company is switching from Progress OpenEdge 4GL to something else I took it upon myself to learn another programming language. I choose Java because everybody is doing .Net. And also; Java is the main other language in the company. Looks to me I've been a bit spoilt with 4GL code but the tutorials are really good to follow and give you enough information to get going on the subject. As I started reproducing the example code from the tutorials I found myself adding all kinds of new features and searching the internet until really late to get my example code snippets. So to me that is a good sign. It's a lot of information to get your head around. My intention is to check out some more tutorials (especially the multithreading) and I might even try some courses that are not free. Best Regards.

I had a really great experience taking this course. I really love the way the tutor teaches. The basics of the language and how it runs got me really excited and I look forward to learning more from this course.

Im already quite good on programming on python and PHP. At new job we use several java applications which source code is available. I start this course to learn language possibilities and make understanding of source code faster. So far I got exactly that I need from the course.

I think so. I have been trying to learn java for a long time and need someone to really break down the basics. For me, abstract classes was hard to follow. After going through parts of it several times and researching abstract classes and interfaces it is starting make sense.