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Anil kumar N
658 PointsIs it necessary to learn the java course sequentially track by track or we can choose directly Arrays track after basics
Is it necessary to learn the java course sequentially track by track or we can choose directly Arrays track after java basics instead of java objects? I have learned few things about java before few months before. Is java objects is advance topics than the Array concepts. Which one should be recommended to learn first. Because in some books arrays are taught first.. So what is the better way to learn it aqurately to hold a better Grip on Java?
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6 Answers
Trent Christofferson
18,846 PointsYou can if you'd like, but I wouldn't skip the Objects course
Bogdan Siverchuk
Courses Plus Student 1,707 PointsI think you can but it is not recommended! Why, because there is logic to it. In Object you start to learn Arrays at the end of course, if i'm correct!
Anil kumar N
658 PointsSir, i am not talking about skipping objects course , I am asking can i learning it after learning arrays concept?
Aananya Vyas
20,157 PointsIts best to go track by track , one - you understand the teacher's methodology and style of coding. two - there's more to learn each time.
In case of shortage of time as such, the courses can be dealt on their own too. I prefer to complete everything in order to get a thorough understanding!
hope it helps!
Terfa Nomhwange
3,881 Pointsit will be wiser to follow up the course sequentially in order to follow along with the teacher. I say this because the teacher(Craig) has his own method of teaching different from the one you may have been familiar with.
Ghiberty Meza
6,410 PointsDo it, actually, it is better!
Intermediate Java course content implies array knowledge which is not explained in detail in Basic.
So just take it, anyways is a pretty small track compare to Intermediate Java.
Happy coding :)
MLUNGISI NGQEBE
Courses Plus Student 1,152 PointsMLUNGISI NGQEBE
Courses Plus Student 1,152 PointsI recommand the sequential learning of java unless you have some java programming experience . if you have experience i would still recommand it for reinforcement purposes