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SUR I HAVE NO KNOWLEDGE OF JAVA .BUT I DEFINTELY WANT TO BECOME A JAVA PROGRAMMER. AND I WANT TO MAKE MY OWN GAME WITH THE HELP OF JAVA . SUGEST ME THE RIGHT PATH . AND HOW SHOULD I PROCEEDE WITH MY CAREER
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