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The latter, yes. That I know of? No.

And this doesn't answer your question directly, but I just want to point it out, just in case no one else chimes in. I'm also going to assume you're new to programming.

Just focus on Free Code Camp now, even if it's not the exact language you want to study. I've yet to see a better resource to take someone from the basics, up to actually building an app independently. And that's the really hard part.

Once you get through Freecodecamp, picking up Java will be relatively easy, and could be done in a week or two with any decent Java book.

Learning Java won't teach you to program. Freecodecamp will.

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There are literally tons of Java books. Also check out r/learnjava and what they recommened.

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