Java Tutorial For Beginners

Hi friend! Are you interested to learn Java programming online? Then this is the perfect place to learn it easily and quickly. Those who are not related to programming please kindly skip this post.

Actually I planned to introduce a step by step tutorial on Java at the beginning of this year itself but unfortunately the idea got postponed due to my freelancing projects as well as due to personal problems and finally I got time to introduce this tutorial at the end of the year .

Before going to start the tutorial let us discuss who should learn Java? If you want to learn Java programming I strongly recommend you to have programming skills in C language. And it may be much better if you know a bit of C++ also. But don’t think that if you don’t know C you cannot learn Java!. It’s possible to jump directly to Java but you cannot enjoy the way a C programmer is going to catch the concept. Hope you understand my point.

And finally regarding this tutorial this is purely for beginners. I am planning to write at least thirty articles on Java. If this is not sufficient I will expand it up to 45. People who are well versed with Java can also go through this tutorial because I am not going to cover the concept in a way you are going to find in books. Everybody will have a different view on the language. So my view may be a bit different and I hope you may like this!

I was much inspired by a quotation given by creator of perl language Larry Wall. He says:

“A language is not worth knowing unless it teaches you to think differently.”

So I will always try to present the concept by keeping the above quote in mind. Each day a new post will be posted at morning 9 AM. I will try to be online at this time so that if you have any queries regarding the concept you can clarify them instantly. Anyway you can also post your comments at a later time and I will provide the solution with in 24 hours.

All the links will be available in this post so that you can refer to the tutorial from one place easily. So my dear friend try to attend for tomorrow session online at sharp 9 AM .

One more thing! while posting comments do address me simply Naresh or Naresh Bharat. No need to call as Sir. I actually feel a lot inconvenient when somebody refer me as sir. Because I believe that a teacher is a life long student and a student is a life long learner. I too expect to receive some thing new from you. Hope you don’t disappoint me!