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				 codecrow2115yOr make an app to practice Java. codecrow2115yOr make an app to practice Java.
 
 Just make a simple Java desktop app.
 
 First start with a simple calculator app.
 
 Then move to something that requires network calls, like a simple dating app. Best way to learn a new language is to practice and Google your issues.
 
 If you need help, ask on stack overflow. Dont message me. :) I hate Java and will tell you to switch to kotlin or c# or something lol.
 
 I've done 4 years of Java. It's useless.
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				 Xoka12405yI learned Java while making Android app. Though I knew C++ before, so it was pretty easy to switch to Java Xoka12405yI learned Java while making Android app. Though I knew C++ before, so it was pretty easy to switch to Java
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				@codecrow Wouldn't advise writing a desktop app necessarily - Java on the desktop is a dead area these days.
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				@AlmondSauce JavaFX seems pretty legit to me. And their latest release came out like 6 or 7 months ago.
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				@AleCx04 Yeah,it's an active project, but no-one really uses it. I've a reasonably sized open source project that uses it extensively, but that's the exception rather than the rule - I wouldn't advise anyone new to Java invest time in learning it unless they had a specific reason to do so.







Any recommendations on an app for practicing java?
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