As a new student who has just entered the Java field, I have roughly sorted out the learning route about Java for reference only.
The process of learning Java is divided into 4 stages:
1>Theoretical stage: The Java language has the following characteristics from its own implementation mechanism.
Object-oriented/cross-platform/transparent memory management/sufficient performance (Java performance after Java6 has been able to meet the requirements of most systems)
Theoretical learning starts from the basic grammar of Java, which includes variable declaration, conditional judgment, looping, function writing, and related basic knowledge of the Web...
2>Development stage: master the necessary tools
Maven (help developers solve the dependency and version management between Java folders)
Git (warehouse management software to help implement code version branch management)
Ecplise (currently the most widely used development environment, integrating the above common plug-ins)
3>Advanced stage
In terms of Web basics, it is necessary to master Cookies, Session, forwarding and redirection, filters, listeners, etc.;
Database: learn how to use database connection pool;
Java language: Java application framework (such as: mybatis, Spting)
4> Actual combat stage
Document writing! Document writing! Document writing! Real knowledge comes out of practice, be diligent!
When writing code, pay attention to the design pattern of the document to improve the readability and reusability of the code.
Learning Java has a long way to go. It is easy to choose and difficult to persist. The future is long. Everyone hopes that their life is a long and good life, but even with all kinds of ideas, it can't be polished by reality. It must make sense for many people to try this profession at the risk of baldness. Regardless of love or salary, I hope I can stick to it when I start.
So in order to have a better life for yourself, stick to it!