From 0 to 1: Learn Java Programming -Live Free,Learn To Code (Udemy.com)

As theoretical class, explanations are easy to follow and pretty elaborated. Only thing I was not satisfied it was the slow flow in the exercises. I am aware that repetition is a learning tool, but the exercises repeat very frequently concepts and explanation previously presented. And by repetition I mean literal repetition, there are no attempts to rephrase content or approach with a different example or words. Overall, pretty good course.

Excellent, albeit notably academic, introduction to Java. It harmonized well with my learning patterns. I suspect it will do the same for anyone with a propensity for conceptual learning enhanced by an indispensable side-kick of congealed learning through application. Maybe not for all, but I applaud the instructors for their knowledge and for their educational stylings. Thanks Loons! Signed, Fellow Loon.

If you watch any good online demos, talks etc., the speaker would talk about concepts while at the same time providing some illustrations - stick figures, diagrams etc that serve to deepen your understanding. Loony Corn instructors basically write out their talk. I do understand it helps when introducing new concepts or terminology for example- Encapsulation. Writing the word out helps but if you employ the same thing throughout, it starts to get boring. For example, when talking about Classes, they used the example of food processors as an analogy. But instead of diagramming it, they wrote out, in its entirety, exactly what they were saying! That's just one example. Pretty much the entire course (or, at least, what I watched) seems to be the same. Maybe some students will benefit from it, I didn't.

Very thorough coverage of essential concepts. High on motivation with good use of analogies such as batch vs. assembly line manufacturing for loop constructs. I like the early introduction of stack vs. heap and details of function argument passing. Pace may be a bit too fast for beginners. Voice level changes as instructors are switched and speech is occasionally indistinct .

Not my style of learning, sorry. I can't be sitting still looking at that presentation. I rather be seeing code from the beginning to end. It's the only way to absorb information by doing.

Well I am pretty impressed by your teaching methods and the quality of videos provided.Some of the hardest concepts in Java are explained in such a clean and simple manner that its really recommendable.Would recommend this course for anyone who is interested in learning Java or trying to brush his/her concepts.But some things ,if improved can make this course much better. Like please re-work your videos on File tutorials.I think the file videos are pretty confusing and fast, plus there are so many more things in Java which you haven't touched as far as file I\O is concerned. Overall great work and really liked your course. Cutting one star just because of File I/O videos.

I am not quite half way through this course yet but this is one course everyone should take. These instructors can peel back the layers and do an excellent job of explaining what happens under the good of Java. You will never buy a book that can explain in detail what really goes on behind the scenes of Java. Can't wait to finish this course, it will be a great reference down the road.

This is a very good overview of modern Java, including popular subjects such as Lambda functions, Executors and Java FX. The tutors are very knowledgeable - as their CVs would give away - and have an enjoyable way of teaching. I really appreciate their quick and friendly feedbacks in the course's discussion section, and I intend to check the discussions now and then in the future just in case I could learn a few new things. The reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is, some quizes being out-of-order (nothing too dramatic), the JavaFX section feeling a bit rushed and absence of a DB section. Then again, I already subscribed to another course from Loony Corn and I'll look forward to add more.

Frankly speaking I am lucky as I came across such a wonderful course on Java. I had taken more than 10 java courses on udemy, no one explained in such details. I have seen 5 * ratings, but really speaking, this is better than 5 * rating on Java. They provide both theory and practical and most other courses are practical and little theory part. Thank you loony corn Indian IIM/IIT(India's prestigious institutes) instructors.

Very well paced. Use of direct simple language to convey complex ideas. Step by step Examples. Very responsive creators of the course. Truly passionate about coding. All in all I would whole heatedly recommend this course. Java takes time to learn because of the nature of OOP and examples and projects help solidify the ideas. Thank you for making this course and I am looking to more content.