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Java Core
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Jaques Strydom Level 23, Pretoria, South Africa
21 June 2024
At last, back to where I was in 2021. I wonder where I could have been if I did not get side tracked by life? Hopefully I will complete it this time round.
mightGuy Level 18
11 February 2024
02/11/2024
22 July 2023
22/07/2023
Hoist Level 36, San Diego, United States
13 November 2022
I started in 2019 in codegym beta --- second pass thru -- better the 2nd time! --- and I use the cool software App w/ custom IDE on my phone to learn during idle time
whoseunassailable Level 28, India, India
14 March 2022
I wonder where all the peeps from 2022 been to? I can only see old comments in the comment section. Not even a single soul is here from 2022.
Pumbas Level 19, Germany
30 April 2022
Hi Man i Started in April
whoseunassailable Level 28, India, India
26 May 2022
And you are already on level 19? How come?
Coboliste Level 46, Casablanca, Morocco
1 July 2022
Hello there, I started also in 6 May 2022.
Thành Black Level 49, Hanoi
26 September 2021
Oh my God!
Sansho Level 19, Bordeaux, France
28 May 2021
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Dawid Bujnicki Level 9, Warsaw, Poland
25 May 2021
25.05.2021, 2 months after start, gogo
Maxim Raitin Level 20, Tomsk, Russian Federation
26 May 2021
how many hours do you spend per day in codegym?
Dawid Bujnicki Level 9, Warsaw, Poland
27 May 2021
I try to work 2-3 hrs daily at least, of course there are some days I'm not focused enough, or feel tired after work, then I skip a day
John Squirrels Level 41, San Francisco, Poland
27 May 2021
On average, you can complete our course in 6-8 months, if you can dedicate around 10-15 hours per week to studying. We do not place any limits on study material, as long as you have an active subscription. By all means, you can complete the entire course in a month, if you're good enough to do so.
Maxim Raitin Level 20, Tomsk, Russian Federation
27 May 2021
I know some guys who have completed 40 lvls for 1 month. I was like: "catch imposter syndrome immediately". 😃
Dawid Bujnicki Level 9, Warsaw, Poland
27 May 2021
40 lvls, 1 month, for me seems at least hard to do as I'm doing every single task available, except games :D
Hoist Level 36, San Diego, United States
13 November 2022
Level 25 now -- I take my time ---- I suck in general --- multi-languages since I do javascript - C++ and some C# gaming and Android. And Salesforce cloud
remote87 Level 18, Sofia, Bulgaria
3 March 2021
03.03.2021...keep going!!!
Oliver Heintz Level 18, Mustang, United States
24 January 2021
Purposefully pacing myself. I feel like I learn more and retain more when I only do a few tasks a week, and try to limit leveling up to only once a week. As a math teacher, I know that I could push through material really quick, but without the students dwelling on a topic for a while, and letting it stew over in their heads, they'll not really process it and understand it as deeply. The subconscious needs time to work. Plus, I think a lot of students of this course get burnt out by their intense pace they set.
Gellert Varga Level 23, Szekesfehervar, Hungary
22 March 2021
I think it's inability to run quickly through this course. It takes time to thoroughly understand things. There are countless extra questions that are not included in the lessons, and the answers need to be searched. There are often topics in the tasks that need to be researched. I like to see how things work, so I do a lot of code experimentation. That's how I can understand things really. Language is a plus difficultness. All of these means a lot of time.
Oliver Heintz Level 18, Mustang, United States
1 April 2021
Spending a lot of time outside of CodeGym studying other aspects of programming that I think I'll need to get my first job. Taking a course on algorithms and data structures, and learning a lot about how important runtime actually is. A billion operations a second seems like a lot until you realize a brute force algorithm might take 20,000 years to run, whereas a better designed algorithm can do the same task in under 2 seconds. It's good to utilize more than one resource while learning. Coming back to work some more on tasks here after I read a chapter in a Java book on input/output streams that has given me a better understanding than I previously had, so now I want to see CodeGym's perspective take on it. Maybe I'll get more than I have been.
Hoist Level 36, San Diego, United States
13 November 2022
multi-language has not been fast ! but I see code and structure way better now. Look at the Libraries. C++ -- JavaScript - C# - Java - Salesforce cloud --- so much code is written --- find the puzzle pieces