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Learning to code may seemhard
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Bootcamps are expensive
Not everyone can afford it.
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Books don't give you enough practice
Skills come from CODING, not READING.
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Tons of online videos, tutorials, courses
It's easy to get lost in the ocean of information.
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Teachers are too busy to check all the solved tasks
Finding a mentor who can review your code can be a problem.
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Self-learning requires a lot of motivation
Keeping yourself interested can be a real struggle.

CodeGym has you covered
Programming practice
at an affordable priceOne day of learning on CodeGym costs less than a cup of coffee.
Boost your
coding skillsThe course has 1200+ practical tasks: from elementary to pro level.
Learn Java
step by stepMaster the key concepts and consolidate them through practice.
Get your tasks
verified instantlyOur omnipotent virtual mentor will check all your solutions in the blink of an eye!
Learn to code by playing
an online gameLearning shouldn't be boring. It should inspire you to go further.
Code like a pro
from the startSolve tasks in a professional development environment - IntelliJ IDEA, enhanced with our custom plugin.
Get help from the
communityAsk your questions in the "Help" section. Connect with other students through "Chat" and "Forum".
The learning program
For your convenience, we have carefully through over each learning step
1. Java Syntax
2. Java Core
3. Java Multithreading
4. Java Collections
Zero skills friendly
Primitive data types
Strings and arrays
Classes, Objects, methods
Conditional statements and loops
Work with professional IDE IntelliJ IDEA Motivation articles
You will code a lot:
Solve > 300 coding exercises
Code validations
Tips and tricks to improve your coding skills
For beginners who know Java Syntax
OOP: inheritance, encapsulation, polymorphism
Levels of abstraction
How it works in Java:
Abstract classes and interfaces
Overloading and overriding
Introduction to threads and streams
You will code a lot:
Solve > 290 coding exercises
Code validations
Tips and tricks to improve your coding skills
For Java students who know Java Syntax and OOP
Threads and streams
Deadlock, wait, notify
Synchronized, volatile
Object class organization
Working with jsoup and Swing
You will code a lot:
Solve > 300 coding tasks
Code validations
Tips and tricks to improve your coding skills
Mini Projects: big exciting tasks such as HTML editor, Restaurant manager sim and 2048 video game
For Java students who know Java Syntax and OOP
Java Collections Framework
Working with different collections
Working with files
JSON
Guava
Apache Commons Collections
JUnit
Using Git, SVN, Tomcat
You will code a lot:
Solve > 250 coding tasks
Code validations
Tips and tricks to improve your coding skills
Mini Projects: chat system, ATM emulator, web scraper
Games mini projects: Tetris, Snake, Space shooter, Arkanoid
Our subscriptions*
Trial level
CodeGym community content
Q&A about learning Java
Games section
Access to all CodeGym quests
Instant task verification
Help with tasks
Bonus tasks & Mini-projects
IntelliJ IDEA plugin
Task recommendations
Analysis of your coding style
ReCheck
Group training with a mentor
Support in a private chat
Completion and verification of final projects
Certificate of course completion
Employment assistance
Trial level
CodeGym community content
Q&A about learning Java
Games section
Access to all CodeGym quests
Instant task verification
Help with tasks
Bonus tasks & Mini-projects
IntelliJ IDEA plugin
Task solution recommendations
Analysis of your coding style
ReCheck
Group training with a mentor
Support in a private chat
Completion and verification of final projects
Certificate of course completion
Employment assistance
Trial level
CodeGym community content
Q&A about learning Java
Games section
Access to all CodeGym quests
Instant task verification
Help with tasks
Bonus tasks & Mini-projects
IntelliJ IDEA plugin
Task solution recommendations
Analysis of your coding style
ReCheck
Group training with a mentor
Support in a private chat
Completion and verification of final projects
Certificate of course completion
Employment assistance
CodeGym was made just for you if you are:
A code newbie
CodeGym is the best place for a beginner to learn Java concepts and topics in a fun and easy way.
An IT specialist/ a programmer
Our course is focused on practical training, so you can gain new useful Java skills.
A career switcher
If you want to become a Java Developer, CodeGym is the right place to start learning Java programming in practice.
A tech enthusiast
Every person can benefit from coding. It's the most in-demand skill of the 21st century!
Here’s what CodeGym students say about the course

When its come to java, I really regret that why I have not encountered with CodeGym before. CodeGym is based on mantra of education should not be boring with 80% Practical hands on tasks and 20% only required theoretical knowledge, also having in between motivational lectures and videos makes learning fun and easy. If you’re learning java and you encounter code gym then you’re search ends because you’re future in safe hand. All the best!

Mansoor Mujawar
CodeGym Student
I have done many java courses. This is by far the best one and it doesn't teach you the concepts just to memorise, you also get a good understanding which is more important imo. Happy coding!

Brandon Horvatic
CodeGym Student
Lots of practical stuff, short lectures, jokes, a plot make CodeGym a top-notch platform to learn Java. I always recommend it to my students as a good place to start programming. This course has an absolutely amazing approach to teaching that keeps your brain engaged and motivated. Keep it up, CodeGym!

John Selawsky
Java Developer, Mentor
Hands down the best site to learn java and I really enjoy the story. It's like reading a comic book and learning programming at the same time.

Victor Mendoza
CodeGym Student
CodeGym very helpful, the way of describing things. When any problems come to the tasks, help, and discussion of members very much helpful. This is the first time I am seeing CodeGym like online tutorial class explaining things in a simple and understanding ways. Thanks.

Haridas Lakayil
CodeGym Student