Java Puzzles to Eliminate Code Fear
The fastest way to actually master Java programming and become a dangerous developer!
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Sep 2024
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What you will learn
tackle any programming problem and once and for all have a command over the coding profession
apply razor sharp logic skills you learned in the course to tackle any coding challenges that come your way
gain massive confidence to rock coding interviews and be a dangerous programmer in the industry
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Our Verdict
The Java Puzzles to Eliminate Code Fear course offers an engaging, hands-on approach to mastering Java programming concepts. Its unique puzzle-based structure helps learners build strong coding skills from the ground up. However, be prepared for a slight shift in focus towards Object-Oriented Programming and Data Structures towards the end. While it may not cover advanced topics extensively, this course remains a valuable starting point for those seeking to eliminate their code fear.
What We Liked
- Covers essential Java programming concepts through puzzles and exercises.
- Instructor's explanations are engaging, making it easy to understand the code.
- Excellent for beginners with a quick start into coding basics.
- A steady increase in difficulty helps learners build their skills over time.
Potential Drawbacks
- Some puzzles felt more like basic coding exercises rather than complex challenges.
- Later sections introduce additional topics, such as Object-Oriented Programming and Data Structures, which might not appeal to all learners seeking an exclusive 'puzzle-based' course.
- There is some unfinished content that has not been updated for a while.
- Some learners may find the course too basic in certain parts; it could benefit from more advanced examples and problems.
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