I want to start learning Java from scratch and need a patient teacher who can guide me step-by-step. My current programming level is pemula, so we’ll start with the basics—setting up the JDK, understanding variables, control flow, and then move gradually into object-oriented concepts, simple GUI work, and small console projects. I learn best through hands-on practice and clear explanations of why something works, not just how. Screen-sharing sessions over Zoom, Google Meet, or any tool you prefer are fine with me, as long as I can ask questions in real time and get live coding demonstrations. Written notes, mini-assignments, and quick code reviews after each lesson would really help the material stick. Ideal pace is two to three sessions per week, around one hour each, but I’m flexible on scheduling. Please tell me how you normally structure a beginner course, what resources you provide, and any small demo projects we could build together while progressing through Java fundamentals. Deliverables: • A tailored lesson plan covering beginner-level Java topics through to basic OOP practice • Live interactive sessions with screen-sharing and Q&A • Homework exercises or mini-projects after each lesson, with feedback on my solutions • Short recap notes or recorded snippets so I can revisit the material later If this teaching style matches your approach, let’s set up the first lesson and get started.