I have visited numerous websites and applications that claim to teach Java in the best way possible. But Code Gym stands out of all those websites; because it does what it claims to do. The simplest to the most complex of topics of Java are explained in layman terms so that anyone irrespective of their educational background can learn, practice, and master Java. A major thumbs up to you, Code Gym!

Just this morning I posted in another part that I would not be able to pay for the course. I've been around for 12 levels and I've definitely loved it. There is a saying that I've tried to stick to ever since I saw it: "empty your pockets to fill your mind, for once there will come a time where your mind will fill your pockets" I've got the money from a very close person and plan to take full advantage of the course. Happy coding, everyone!

I'm reluctantly transitioning from manual testing to test automation. I've started a lot of java courses online and this is the first time I feel like I might actually be "getting it"!

Thank you for this course, thank you for the work you have done. Since the theory, enshrined in a large practice, is a big plus of this course. Good luck to all. P.S. We are waiting for additions to the course

Absolutely love this website and its tutorial! I used to have a C class in university, but the professor is too dull and boring to pay attention to, I just skipped the whole course. But I passed the exam cuz I practice a lot, so I know that in programming, practice matter. And when I want to learn Java and found here...jeez, 80% practice, that's what makes you success, couldn't agree more.

Something new... The story based approach is what i like the most and at each step there are exercises after a brief lesson which makes it more intriguing. Thanks a lot for such a step.

This is really helpful. It is so different from Udemy lessons. All the task actually make me think a lot.....

I never thought coding was possible for me, but, so far, this program has been easy to understand and use. My only request would be to be able to see the best possible solution after getting a solution right, given that there are multiple ways to solve each task.

awesome way of teaching