Here is a question about literature for beginners using Head First Java as an example. Head First Java has something to offer that CodeGym and google can't? And there are many books, but little time. Those. so far, everything is clear to me. Or is this book needed to systematize knowledge? Wouldn't it be better to devote this time to quests and articles on CodeGym in order to quickly reach level 10+ and focus on more serious literature? In addition, although the book is understandable, they say that there is a lot of "water" in it. On the other hand, the key word is "yet" and I can't say that I'm just a child prodigy. CodeGym and Java respectively are my first experience in programming. In school years, even computer science was not really there. PS Since it has come down to creating a thread anyway, can you tell me at what level is it recommended to start studying the CS50 course?
Those. so far, everything is clear to me. Or is this book needed to systematize knowledge? Wouldn't it be better to devote this time to quests and articles on CodeGym in order to quickly reach level 10+ and focus on more serious literature? In addition, although the book is understandable, they say that there is a lot of "water" in it. On the other hand, the key word is "yet" and I can't say that I'm just a child prodigy. CodeGym and Java respectively are my first experience in programming. In school years, even computer science was not really there. PS Since it has come down to creating a thread anyway, can you tell me at what level is it recommended to start studying the CS50 course?
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