How to start Java

[Lost User]

Start with the Java Tutorials[^]. They will guide you from the very beginning in clear and simple terms.

[User 10455964]

Start with the basics, buy a book. If you can't get hold of a good book, then as Richard suggests, The Java Tutorials is also a good place to start.

[Siben Nayak]

You should start with Java Complete Reference. It's easy to understand and should give you ample understanding of the language and its usage.

[mwith]

Thanks for the guidelines. but after I completed the java language basics, which java technologies or frameworks you recommend to follow?

[jschell]

mwith wrote:

After that I am in a trouble to select that , which java technologies to study

Presumably you have in fact managed to create some simple programs and now you have reached the point where you want to study some part of java without attempting to learn everything at once. If you like pretty pictures you can learn swing although you probably shouldn't spend too much time on that since most new development won't use that. Despite that learning the basics of graphics can still be helpful. And it is possible that you will encounter this at some point. Alternatively to that is you could learn how sockets work. Build a chat program (swing could help with that but not necessary.)

[Sughosh V Kaushik]

refer head first java.Good examples and clarity of concepts is good.Grill concepts like interfaces,polymorphism,inheritance by writing codes.Good luck.Aloha!!

[Tushar Guru]

Hi, you can start with some PDF of java tutorials which is help full for beginner.

[Programmer Andrew]

A good place to start is to look at this link provided below. The ebook itself is free online and it presented in a neat manor with adequate amounts of illustration also. :) http://chimera.labs.oreilly.com/books/1234000001805/index.html[^]

[Raushank03]

Your best collection is available on this Link http://techgurulab.com/course/java-tutorials/

[tony_ming]

亲，Java快没落了，这年头再学习Java就是sb。 so,i recommend Dart