Resources for continued learning
A major advantage of Java being so popular for so long is that there is a tremendous amount of material and many courses available to help you learn everything there is to know about Java. Below I have compiled a list of some resources to help you learn Java.
Coding bootcamp
College
Google
Local Library
Pluralsight
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Many coding bootcamps teach Java and related frameworks. Coding bootcamps can take you from little to no knowledge, to being workforce ready in a matter of months.
Coding bootcamps require a lot of time while enrolled. Often a commitment of 6-12 hours per day can be required to succeed.
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Many colleges and universities offer classes on Java and object-oriented programming which is fundamental to Java and other languages.
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If you are running into a specific issue, it is likely that many other people have run into the same issue. Websites such as StackOverflow or Quora can help solve these problems with a quick search of the web. The
issue and solution have likely been seen by other users.
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Local libraries will often have textbooks on Java that will guide you to proficency.
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Pluralsight offers courses for almost anything that relates to software development. This includes many full guides on Java development.