Suggestions for websites or programs to use to learn Java?

[SamcFuchs]

Originally Posted by thatprogrammer

The second would be more important, as we need our robots to be programmed . In terms of experience, most kids have some basic C++ experience, but couldn't program a robot or make an advanced program. They understand variables and the like, but not much more than that.

How well do they understand oop?

[thatprogrammer]

Originally Posted by SamcFuchs

How well do they understand oop?

Hey! Thanks for the reply. They know very little about oop.
Note: We're considering using Derek Banas' video tutorials until we have a software mentor.

[legts]

Hi!

Assuming that you are familiar with Java, you could rewrite the code from the previous year's robot/other out of use robots. I've found that the best way to teach someone how to something is to do it. My team has some Java resources that we've made that I'd be happy to share with you.

[thatprogrammer]

Originally Posted by legts

Hi!

Assuming that you are familiar with Java, you could rewrite the code from the previous year's robot/other out of use robots. I've found that the best way to teach someone how to something is to do it. My team has some Java resources that we've made that I'd be happy to share with you.

Sure, please send these over!

[Tparbotmail]

http://codingbat.com

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCnAdXkr17iQS8YcYl0LhPdw

[Fauge7]

Second the codingbat.com, Look up thenewboston, he has some good videos also.