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hi guys i wanna learn java se7 and enter oca 7 (Selfstudy) but need video tutorial and dunno where to start so any 1 can help me where is the good start and how ? thanks all
 
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You don't learn a programming language through watching videos (certianly not exclusively). Java is a big subject; start with Oracle's Java Tutorial.
 
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http://www.youtube.com/user/caveofprogramming?feature=watch
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hl-zzrqQoSE&list=TLn_Xql3pee4
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZon9z32m_RhzpuA-LSEslX-vs4gTLqE-
i found those dose make me pass the oca ?se7 because in your link i cant find where to start and how to go step by step ? thanks alot
 
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Maybe you missed the "Getting Started" section. Learning programming will involve a lot of programming, and that tutorial has lots of code you can tinker with. If you'd rather have your hand held at every step along the way, then some introductory book may be better suited, maybe something like Head First Java.
 
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thanks alot for replaying if you dont mind i wanna talk to you on skype to know more from you here is my skype mego.aly thanks again
 
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Sorry, I'm a professional, I can't provide one-on-one help for free; I'm sure you'll understand.
 
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sure i just wanna know how to start not a full explantion YOU know the beginning guide ... anyway thank YOU very mush
 
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Hello Cassius Clay!

i've started learning java 3 months ago, and i can assure you that "head first java" is really a great book to getting started. (it worked for me, at least).

good luck
 
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Mohamed,
Head First Java is a good book to start with java. And for OCA JP7 exams you could read OCA JAVA SE 7 Programmer 1 CERTIFICATION GUIDE by Mala Gupta and mock exams from Whizlabs OCAJP 7 Exam Simulator(http://www.whizlabs.com/ocajp/ocajp-7-mock-exam.html) would be sufficient to prepare for OCA JP 7 exam.
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