Alright, so when I began to get curious about Java.. Like any other person who is familiar with the internet I decided to search Google.. yet there were tons of thing that I didn't know already and I kept getting lost no matter what I found.. so I decided to take a day out and be bound and determined to find something that helped.. I did.

 

I found this guy on YouTube named thenewboston (aka Bucky Roberts) he is a YouTuber from years ago who has made many different videos on different programs and programming languages including Python, jQuery, C++, and JAVA!

 

I began to watch his tutorials, and although they are slow.. they provide a lot of hands on work with the language itself which really helps (in my opinion) to teach you the language.. 

 

He has two different difficulties (that I could find at the moment, I believe he has one higher..) and I will be linking you to each playlist now..

 

Beginner

 

Intermediate

 

 

Other than Bucky, there ARE some sites out there that can help teach you the basics of some other languages.. one such site is: http://www.codecademy.com/

 

 

If this thread does help you, please leave me a comment and let me know, I figured that if I share my knowledge of sources I could help build up the community of Scripters we all would like to have one day. 

 

I apologize if this thread seems a bit messy, it does to me for some reason.. I don't know why, might be because I'm running on 48hrs without sleep.. Please let me know if anything is not working/broken. Thanks!

 

Edited June 17, 201312 yr by Pro

I already know about this, it is SO helpful, THANKS FOR sharing with the community

Thank you will definately look at thenewboston videos

Watching his vids now, thanks for sharing this! 

nice, thanks for this

He has about 16 hours of video content combined for Java, good luck guys! It took me about a week to sit through it all

Will look at this later, good find

Thanks for this! When I get some spare time, I'll check out the videos. With my ability to code, it shouldn't be too hard to pick up Java.