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Java

Posted by Akhter Rasool
Akhter Rasool
8,597 Points

Java Course Treehouse

Hello everybody, I want to learn java, and am asking: How is the java course in treehouse?

No offence to any teacher (but only out of curiosity) , are all concepts of java covered?

Can i master java if i strictly follow this java track?

Thank you.

2 Answers

Derrick Arcari
Derrick Arcari
3,794 Points
Derrick Arcari
Derrick Arcari
3,794 Points

I haven't finished the course yet, but I've learned a lot. Unlike other sites, codcademy, codecombat, this site actually teaches you practical application of any language you are trying to learn. Java is a confusing language but the teach does a great job helping you understand. If you want to learn java this is the place to do.

Tim Arwine
Tim Arwine
5,406 Points
Tim Arwine
Tim Arwine
5,406 Points

Akhter, Yes and no. The Java courses in this track (and Treehouse in general) are comprehensive, but you are still going to need to supplement it with your own outside research, reading and grit. Here's what I mean: Even though the courses start simple, they get thick & meaty before you know it. Treehouse presents you with the essentials and a minimal amount of practice, but just like a real-life developer, I think Treehouse expects you to look things up else where when something still isn't crystal clear for you and to practice on your own until you master a concept. I hope this helps.