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Any coders/programmers out there?

Quetzal

Quetzal

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I took a Java class in college and I liked it well enough. I recently stumbled onto Codecademy (cool site, by the way) and have worked through the Java section. Problem is... I need to practice more but I am not very good at sitting down and creating small exercises. Does anyone know of a website that might offer small, practice projects for coding languages like this, with an in-browser compiler?

Thanks in advance!
 
leibowde84

leibowde84

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Quetzal said:
I took a Java class in college and I liked it well enough. I recently stumbled onto Codecademy (cool site, by the way) and have worked through the Java section. Problem is... I need to practice more but I am not very good at sitting down and creating small exercises. Does anyone know of a website that might offer small, practice projects for coding languages like this, with an in-browser compiler?

Thanks in advance!
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"Learn python the hard way"
 
leibowde84

leibowde84

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Strategic Philosopher said:
I've done most of codecademy's projects, and the java ones are one the few I haven't done. xD

Apparently khanacademy is running some basic java courses, I'm not sure the quality of them as I have not worked on them myself.
Would you reccomend Java as a language? Right now i only know Assembly and AS3 (Stupid languages, I know. Kill me.)
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If anyone needs a job in Software Engineering in the DC area, let me know. I have some great contacts here.
 
Brickjectivity

Brickjectivity

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Quetzal said:
I took a Java class in college and I liked it well enough. I recently stumbled onto Codecademy (cool site, by the way) and have worked through the Java section. Problem is... I need to practice more but I am not very good at sitting down and creating small exercises. Does anyone know of a website that might offer small, practice projects for coding languages like this, with an in-browser compiler?
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Best thing you could do is check reddit for Java learning channels. You will get links to many tutorial sites, schools that compete with code-academy, places to get example code etc.

In addition github is where many people put code for projects they've written, and sometimes there are tutorials.
 
Quetzal

Quetzal

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Premium Member
Thank you for the replies, folks. I will take a look at some of the resources you mentioned. :D
 
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