While the hype is around AIs that program themselves, the demand for humans writing code is only growing and is going to keep growing as more industries add coding, machine learning, and other computer science skills to their core competencies.
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Java From First Principles
All 8 courses are taught by the team at Simpliv, an online learning community that actively recruits working experts in the field to teach their courses. Each course features code-along projects that help you apply the principles you learn to real life challenges.
They also get into detail, step by step, into each concept. By the time you’ve completed each course, you’ll have a solid grounding in Java’s coding concepts and approaches.
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Java Step By Step
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