Java

[Dkozak]

I failed my Java exam and I'm looking for online cources to learn Java anyone that can help me?

[BrandonTheCat]

Lynda.com

[Ganz]

I'm assuming you are relatively new to programming.  If that is the case do not focus on learning Java or any language for that matter.  Learn the concepts, they syntax will come naturally.  Once you learn the concepts you can learn any language relatively quickly.

[shirokado]

You tried to take a java exam without learning java first? What made you think you'd pass.

 

As for the answer, lynda.com

 

codeacademy can work to, but they're not that detailed and you can only learn how to do basics things even if you finish the full course.

[Dkozak]

I learned Java but my teacher sucked. Afaik there is no Java on Codeacademy

[Stuff_]

There are quite a few books at Barnes and Noble, or other bookstores. Pick one up, and get to studying.

[madknight3]

For Java, a commonly recommended beginner book is Head First Java. Also, here is a nice collection of books on Java and other topics that are ranked based on experience.

 

Paid sites like PluralSight, Treehouse, and Lynda.com (offer code wanshow) tend to have pretty good tutorials and they all have Java tutorials. They also all have free trials you can use to start learning. You might even be able to finish the whole course in the free trial and then cancel before they charge you anything.

 

I've seen CaveOfProgramming recommended by others for it's Java tutorials. His beginner Java course is also on Udemy which has received a lot of positive reviews.

 

Tutorialspoint can be useful to reference but I would use other resources as my primary means of learning. The same goes for the official Java documentation.