The basics of Java are easy enough to learn the harder bits to learn depend on your experience and access to people who can help you. I recommend spending at least 1-2 hours daily with hands-on practice.Īfter you’ve learned the fundamentals, Java does get harder to learn, as one of the aforementioned pollers, Gary Revell, states: Java is an amazing language and if you’re going to commit to learning it, then stand by that commitment. If you slack off as I did, you’re only cheating yourself. But the more important aspect of learning is not the passive part, it’s the active part. I don’t recommend that strategy.Īttending class is necessary or in the case of the self-taught student, the book must be read to the video watched. The main reason being that I was so busy with the other classes that I tried to cram a whole week’s worth of programming and learning into a single day. I failed Java the first time I took it because I didn’t practice enough. Let’s look at each of these.Īfter learning the syntax of Java, the next thing to do is to learn the fundamentals.
Whether you are successful or not depends on the resource material you use to learn, as well as the method you use for learning from said material. However, I don’t think success is an accident. I’ve since gone back to relearn the fundamentals and yes, finally, it does seem easy to learn.įor those that learn Java and have no problem with it, I salute you. The second time I took it was accompanied by Calculus 2, so that was still no breeze.
I think that had more to do with Calculus eating up all of my time then it did with my inability to learn the language. The first time I took Java at my University, I failed it. So it’s not really fair to say that Java is a hard programming language to learn on that basis. HTML is a markup language and CSS is a styling language for said markup so neither are actual programming languages like Java is. They’re completely different.Īnd yes, they’re waaay easier to learn than Java. However, comparing the two is like comparing apples to oranges. Before learning Java, I learned the basics of web development such as HTML5 and CSS3. Of course, that will vary from person to person and will also depend on whether this is the first programming language you’re learning or not. My own personal experience with Java is that it actually was pretty difficult.
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