After learning basics in programming languages like java, what is next. how will you learn the full concept

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after learning basics in programming languages like java, what is next. how will you learn the full concept

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The “full” concept is a life’s journey.

What you can do is continue a full approach to your study of programming. It’s hard to glean from your sentence what you mean by basics. Regardless I’ll suggest some possible routes:

  • try to come up with ideas with projects with the tools you have, pick a doable one and follow through on completing it.

  • find reference book material that expands your base knowledge of java/general programming. For example, data structures is not java specific but is a good knowledge tree to have as a programmer.

  • check out other people’s java projects on github/reddit, see if you understand what they’re doing, pick one you want to study and analyze it.

  • come up with a list of projects that you want to do regardless of language. Is java enough to tackle them alone? If not, what else do you have to learn?

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thank you. so after learning these languages where do i go to build my own app for publication on appstore

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If it’s for iOS apple provides information about what that route is like. If it’s android you can do it through google play. Each are easily found with a google search. Just follow the google/apple instructions.

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how please explain more

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are you on whatsapp or any

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for iOS development, Apple Books has a few nice books on the subject that are very complete. Just go to Apple Books and search for swift development

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  1. build app (with swift, java, etc) – this is the hard part
  2. search, how do i submit my app on … (insert google play or apple store)
  3. follow those steps.
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i know how to submit
i mean where do i build the app

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Really the hardest bit is the app creation. If you focus on that by the time you’re done the submitting part will be easy in comparison.

For swift, I think you’ll need apple’s Xcode. But maybe you want to write in objective-c or whatever they use, it’s up to you!
For java, maybe Android studio?

These are not the only languages you can write it in. But they are common ones.

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okay thanks man. i appreciate

are you on whatsapp. i wanna contact you

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Unfortunately I can’t, but I’m happy to provide whatever support I can here.

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okay no worries. thanks

okay no worries. thanks you

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