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I'm an undergraduate, and I have a scholarship to help do research with one of my professors. He's assigned me to learn Java and how to program Android apps.
I have absolutely no programming experience. It seems like they expect me to get it down in a couple of weeks, but there is just so much information to take in. How should I break down all the information so that I can pick out the important parts and actually be able to do something productive? It seems like every time I start to study it, I just get bogged down in the massive amount of information coming at me, and I end up not learning anything in depth.
I have absolutely no programming experience. It seems like they expect me to get it down in a couple of weeks, but there is just so much information to take in. How should I break down all the information so that I can pick out the important parts and actually be able to do something productive? It seems like every time I start to study it, I just get bogged down in the massive amount of information coming at me, and I end up not learning anything in depth.