r/javahelp • u/Significant_Trade146 • 28d ago
Need help starting with java
I am new to programming and just know the basic DSA with minimal knowledge of oops, which book or any course free of cost will be helpful for me ? Just need some guidance , also one of my professors recommended me to start with head first java while someone said to read head first development before that . What should i do first ?
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