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I don't recommend searching for a Java teacher on this forum, for a few reasons.
You're better off self-learning. Derek Banas on YouTube has a good tutorial on Java (and a lot of other stuff related to programming too) TutorialsPoint has a basic rundown on Java as well. Once you learn the basics you can just start playing around with it yourself and you'll learn that way.
OR, you can buy a
(e)book from Amazon or something. The good books tend to have more information in them than tutorials online do, but you'll learn everything any book has eventually anyway. If you're extremely keen on becoming a developer and want to be the best, it's probably best to get a book if you can. Otherwise just use online tutorials. The books tend to have more information in them (ex: linked lists. You'd be surprised how many developers don't know what a linked list is.)
FYI: Don't watch Bukkit/Spigot tutorials to learn Java. All the people who've done Bukkit/Spigot tutorials have no idea how to code properly and use extremely bad practices. Learn Java first, and if you want to do Spigot plugins afterwards, then you can easily learn the Spigot API.
You're better off self-learning. Derek Banas on YouTube has a good tutorial on Java (and a lot of other stuff related to programming too) TutorialsPoint has a basic rundown on Java as well. Once you learn the basics you can just start playing around with it yourself and you'll learn that way.
OR, you can buy a
(e)book from Amazon or something. The good books tend to have more information in them than tutorials online do, but you'll learn everything any book has eventually anyway. If you're extremely keen on becoming a developer and want to be the best, it's probably best to get a book if you can. Otherwise just use online tutorials. The books tend to have more information in them (ex: linked lists. You'd be surprised how many developers don't know what a linked list is.)FYI: Don't watch Bukkit/Spigot tutorials to learn Java. All the people who've done Bukkit/Spigot tutorials have no idea how to code properly and use extremely bad practices. Learn Java first, and if you want to do Spigot plugins afterwards, then you can easily learn the Spigot API.
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