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Greetings, friends! You’ve waited for this event for so long. You asked us “When it happens??” again and again. The answer is: today is the day X and we are happy to present you a new… no, two brand new Quests of CodeGym at once! That means you will get 323 new fascinating lectures and 565 coding tasks...

Good news, everyone! The Java Core Quest is on beta-release! Java Core is created for those who have already got the minimum training in Java within Java Syntax Quest. Here you will have to pass 10 enthralling levels. You’ll get the basics of OOP, get acquainted with threads, serialization, method overloading ...

"Games" from CodeGym is a new section with big tasks that involve writing popular computer games. They are easier to create than it seems: each project is divided into twenty subtasks. Completing tasks step by step, you'll write your own game, and then you can add unique features and share it with friends.

We have great news! We've launched a new "Games" section on CodeGym. It's now open to all users. Each of you can write a full-fledged game here, with graphics, and feel like a real game developer. This section is currently in beta testing, so it's very important for us to hear your opinion on how to make it even cooler!

Meanwhile, at future programmers’ universe… we are glad to introduce you CodeGym, a brand new practical Java online course. The first 10 levels (of 40) are available now and while you’re leveling up your programming skills grow. CodeGym is a course from scratch, so you may know nothing ...

Did you know that as soon as you cross CodeGym's 50-yard line (and you can actually get to this point very quickly) your teachers will invite you to complete some interesting mini-projects? Some of these tasks are described below. On Level 6 of the Java Multithreading quest, you'll write...

In the "Games" section on CodeGym, you'll find exciting projects that involve writing popular computer games. Want to create your own version of the popular games 2048, Minesweeper, Snake, and other games? It's simple. We've turned game writing into a step-by-step process.

Arrays are used frequently in coding and are a way of storing multiple values of the same type in one variable. There may be many reasons why a coder may want to reverse an array. It may be necessary to reverse an array, for example, when the logic of a problem needs to start with the last element.

We simply can’t ignore the fact that the festive season is here, knocking at our doors! So, can we skip the part with surprises and presents for our dearest? Of course not, even though it’s still 2020, and anything can happen. But you can count on us no matter what. The season of really cool discounts...

Hey! Did you know that a good mood and activities for your own pleasure may boost your immune system? Let’s bring you some good news and say that the season of really cool discounts has started on CodeGym. Until April 17th, you can get an annual subscription at 50% OFF...

Greetings from the CodeGym team! Today we’ve released an update to our plugin. But if you’re facing some difficulties and your plugin doesn’t update automatically in your installed version of IntelliJ IDEA, then we advise you to do the following...

"Games" from CodeGym is a new section with large interesting tasks where you create your own versions of popular games. It's simple: each game project is divided into subtasks. Complete them one by one and the game is done. You can share it on social networks and invite your friends to play.