It sounds like java is your first programming language.
What are you looking for in a tutorial? I know that sounds like a dumb question, but some tutorials are a very methodical walk through and others are simply an overview and a "try it for yourself".
When I'm trying to learn a new programming language, I usually follow something like this:
1) Print a message to the console ("hello world")
2) Take input from the user and then dump it to the console ("What is your name? Hello <NAME>").
3) Basic string manipulation / validation ("Enter your favorite month. I'm sorry, I've never heard of Febtober / I like August").
4) Math (calculate Fibonacci sequences)
5) Math (use a caching mechanism to store Fibonacci numbers to improve performance of (4) ).
6) Disk I/O (reading the contents of a file. Then writing to a file. Listing all files in a directory).
7) GUI (redo all of the above, but use a GUI instead of a console).
For each of those, you can do a basic google search of the task (rather than a tutorial for the whole language). If you find sample code online that you don't understand, try to figure out what each individual line does (it helps if the sample code isn't too long).
One of the biggest complaints that people have about java (after performance, memory, and security) is that it is very verbose. It can take several lines of code to do something simple (such as reading text from a file). That's just the nature of the language, I'm afraid.
If you have any questions, just ask. The internet and forums will be your friend.