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2 years is too short to be able to have a comfortable knowledge about programming. Kahit na sabihin mong fast learner ka, it would still be wise to really start from the bottom kasi pag tumalon ka sa intermediate ng walang sapat na panahon to absorb ng basics well emough talagang mabibigla ka talaga hanggang sa mahirapan ka at mawalan ka ngayon ng gana na mag continue sa ginagawa mo. Yun kasi ang magiging foundation mo sa pag tackle sa advanced stages.

One effective way I did back in college was, apart from the classroom lectures and laboratory computer classes, I also tried reading up on other programming stuff during my breaks sa library. I don't usually call them advanced reading but more like leisurely browsing, mas madali maka-pickup pag nagbabasa ka ng hindi ka stressed na matuto. Sadly, after ko pagdaananan yung mga programming ek-ek na yan (nakaraos naman ako ng college) dun ko naman nadiscover yung creative side ko so dun ako naging inclined instead na sa coding. Pero kahit na hindi ako naging professional programmer napakinabangan ko naman yung natutunan ko sa programming sa mga reports tulad sa excel formulas hehe...

I read Java books on my first year kahit 2nd year pa ita-tackle yun, but I was disappointed ng gamitin yung obsolete na version ng IDE. I had to ask permission to use the latest but admittedly, it annoyed me that a school is using a pirated and obsolete version when there's alot of latest and free IDEs we can use. Yun daw gamit din sa TESDA kaya di ako nakapagtake ng TESDA. Pilipinas nga naman.

Sa software development, may mga licensed talaga na IDE. Pero buti ngayon may mga free versions tulad ng Visual Studio Express kaya mas madali nang matuto.

Sa web development naman, usually free. May thread din para dun.
viewtopic.php?f=236&t=68013&p=2258384

public class Hello{
public static void main(String []args){
System.out.println("Hello PPS!");
}
}

aba Java yan a

^ yes. at hanggang dyan lang ang alam ko.