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Without Java, we would have a Javapocalypse

Java Syntax
Level 8 , Lesson 10
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"Heaven help us! You've overworked yourself again! I told you to pace yourself. Let me give you something relaxing to watch:"

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House of Codes | Nerd break
As you complete the intense seventh level, you need a proper rest. Relaxation experts say changing your routine is the best way to achieve this. Before tackling the tasks at the very end of the level, watch a teaser trailer for the epic House of Codes. You might not yet fully realize what power you possess in your tender Java-programmer fingers. :)
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Dom Level 21, England, United Kingdom
10 August 2025
These clips are awesome 🤣
abhishe_kira Level 18, India Expert
18 June 2023
It was just OSM. the future in the hands of a child LOL.
Anonymous #10428383 Level 12, Seattle, United States
28 November 2021
Just "AWESOME" !!!
Richard Caputo Level 16, United States of America
17 September 2021
"He's the Javatar!" 🤣🤣
Vitalina Level 20, Poland
15 October 2020
Funny! And I loved it and shared it with my friends:)
Aleksa Level 18, Belgrade, Serbia
23 March 2022
What else did you share with your friends?
Oliver Heintz Level 18, Mustang, United States
22 June 2020
He is the "Javatar". Holy hell, hilarious. Far better than the parody music videos.
Jakub Góźdź Level 31, Katowice, Poland
14 February 2020
Nice :p
Daniel Tinsley Level 22, United States, United States
4 October 2019
Not that big a deal. If Java goes, I'm sure that C# could pick up the slack, since it's essentially Microsoft's version of Java. Possibly even Go could become more popular. Both languages are awesome.
Turner Level 11, Pittsburgh, United States
1 September 2019
That was fun! A few questions though. The film suggested that Java is secure. Language alone... is Java considered nigh bulletproof? Write once... run anywhere. Is this possible without JVM? Is Java built to make refactoring easy (erm, easier)? Are their other reasons why large corporations prefer running on Java? Thanks for your consideration.
Godwin Level 14, Sango, Nigeria
5 June 2019
love it