Kim Young-han's Java Tutorial - Your First Step into Java with Code

As a non-base and non-major, Professor Kim Young-han is my mentor. When I first took the professor's lecture through SpringBoot, I thought it would be nice if there was a Java lecture as well. This is because the professor starts from the principles and talks, so I understand and it comes into my head naturally. However, in fact... I don't fully understand Java, so I had some limitations in understanding the SpringBoot lecture, which was a bit disappointing. So I wished that there was a Java lecture from the professor every day... Wow..... My dream came true!! I was so happy that the Java lecture was uploaded that I took the introductory lecture right away as soon as the basic lecture was uploaded on 11/27..ㅠㅠ... Even though I finished Java at another training center, I thought that I didn't fully understand Java, so I tried to build a foundation from the basics, but luckily, I'm taking the professor's lecture every day and studying like eating rice in a stew of emotion. Even if it's something I've learned, watching the professor's lecture makes me feel like the basics are new. Are you not going to have a fan meeting? I definitely want to go

The best lecture ever No words needed, just watch it

I am a non-major who wants to get a job in the developer field. I only did front-end, but I thought I would have to do back-end to survive in the market, so I started studying back-end as well. Seriously.. Teacher Yeong-han is G.O.A.T. I took a Java programming class at school, and although it was a major class, it started from the basics, but I got a C+. ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ Of course, I didn't study like crazy, but I used Eclipse, a development environment with poor readability, and since it was an English A class, the professor's communication skills weren't good. That's why I gave up Java. But since I thought I had to do back-end, I thought I had to do Java, so I started taking Teacher Yeong-han's class.. Seriously.. I'm just crazy because he explains things so easily. Don't worry about other Java classes. Take Teacher Yeong-han's class, really. I started with the basics, but after listening to this class, I gained confidence, so I signed up for other Java classes. I really want to quickly get into tech and write a good resume so I can get a job! Class tips! Please try to do it all by hand and solve the problems first and then listen to the lecture. I had a lot of experience in school classes... So I didn't listen to the lecture for the basic problem solving and just solved them on my own, checked the answers, and moved on, and I learned faster. I hope you all get the results you want!!~

I worked as a data engineer for a year without any development experience, and I couldn't understand the principles of loops and conditional statements during SQL and Python development, so I couldn't do even simple development. Then, I happened to find out about Kim Young-han's Java class, and I was able to understand the explanation of how loops and conditional statements work, and I was able to think about and solve practice problems on my own. Thank you for opening this class for free. After completing this class, I'm taking an object-oriented class and waiting for the intermediate and advanced Java classes next year, but I can't guess what the topics will be. Can you tell me in advance what the intermediate and advanced topics will be before the release? In the future, I have to use Java-based frameworks such as Hadoop, Spark, and Kafka, so I personally hope that the intermediate/advanced courses will be classes that can further solidify the basics of Java. ㅎㅎ

This lecture is beyond expectations.

I'm taking the Spring introductory class and the Java introductory class came out, so I'm taking it at the same time because I want to stick to the basics! I'm not a Java developer, but I started because I wanted to learn Java, but I liked the Spring class more than I thought, and the explanations were easy, so I'm going to diligently follow the Java introductory class according to the roadmap. I really like how it teaches you step by step from the basics. I highly recommend it to non-Java developers! Thank you for making such a good class!

Many instructors should watch this lecture and make their own lectures. This is eye-level education. This is the lecture. You have to explain it by breaking it down and breaking it down so that non-majors and the general public can understand. In any field, you have to explain it by breaking it down so that the general public can understand. Teaching well does not mean speaking fluently using advanced words. Regardless of who you are, you have to teach as if you are teaching an elementary school student. You have to teach as if you are teaching a child, not thinking that adults will understand this much. So it is easy for the general public to understand. Teacher Kim Young-han realized this early and applied it. He understands it very well. After finishing the introductory part, I will pay for the basic part. I have hope. Thank you so much.

I wanted to become a developer with solid fundamentals, and this was a lecture that taught the basics in a fun and informative way :) I'll go listen to the basics course soon~ Thank you, Younghan!