Thanks! I enjoy helping and would seriously consider an employment offer.

Anytime friend. Keep up the good work. When you gain a few more levels and start getting a good grasp on the concepts, answer some of the help questions. The people will appreciate your assistance AND you will actually learn a lot more when you start breaking down other people's code and troubleshooting it.

Yes! Trying to do that whenever possible even now. :) It is very true, explaining something is the best way to learn it.

Thanks for positive comment. I think they should pay me too LOL. I got my money's worth from this site though.

Thanks!! I know how to explain it to normal folks because I am a normal folk. I learned most of what I know about programming since I started on this site. When I first went through the tasks there were plenty that had me scratching my head too. While the staff at Codegym have done an excellent job creating this site and all the lessons/tasks, I don't think they do a good job with explaining these tasks so regular people that have no programming experience can complete them without lots of frustration. Some tasks have example inputs with expected outputs, I think all the tasks should have this and there should be at least 3 or more. For students I recommend getting a Java book. I have "Thinking in Java" by Bruce Eckel, which is one of the leading beginner Java books, but there are others. A good instructional book can give a much stronger foundational knowledge of the language and, more importantly, the pitfalls to avoid.