Are there any helpful Java tutorials?

Question

Java

Timur Batyrshinov has video tutorials in which it is very tempting that the educational process is carried out on examples such as creating an application or your own Internet resource.
Are there similar video tutorials freely available on the Internet, where some kind of voluminous task is taken as a basis and performed step by step, with an explanation of the principles and foundations of Java?
With uv.

Answer 1

it-simulator.com/site/article?execution=e3s1&id=1
there is a lesson but no video))

Answer 2

docs.oracle.com/en/java

Answer 3

there is https://hexlet.io/tracks/languages/lesson_sets/java_101

Answer 4

javarush.ru -
I study there, though now I have abandoned it, having reached the 20th level, while there are 40 of them, they promise 80.
Practical tasks are just a sea.
I know almost all Russian (there are not many of them) and foreign projects for teaching programming, I have not yet seen analogues of javarush.
I will clarify - analogues precisely in terms of the amount of practice. In terms of the quality of the presentation of the material, of course, Western courses win a lot.
If you are interested in android, I recently came across a very good site - they teach rails and android, just using the example of creating applications. www.codelearn.org

Answer 5

habrahabr.ru/company/golovachcourses/blog/215275 - maybe you will find something here

Answer 6

Start with books like "Java for Dummies" if you have no experience at all.
Start by making a simple application, program, game, whatever. And all these lessons on YouTube are solid water, where only the basics are told and nothing more.