Learn Java from QA, in QA's approach

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                     Understanding QA approach to learning


1. "Build your base stronger" - Learn from the very basic -funda's first, followed by syntax next.
2. "Practice -program & execute" - once strong with basics, start exploring them by writing programs & executing them.
3. "Learn to Debug" - Start with debugging on basic programs written to start moving upto next level.
4. "Understand complex programs" - Start picking up some complex logic & try to understand the logic.
5. "Start Build big" - Pick up some complex scenario & try to start coding it.
6. "Whats Next? - optimum solution to complex program" - Start to code the same logic in different was, which will be used to pick optimum solution to complex logic.  

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