I like the fact that CodeGym is an interactive platform. Rather than simply reading content from an ebook, tutorial site, or watching a video course, it gives the user the ability to engage in the entire learning process. - The course is formatted around a fictional dialogue story that is rather interesting to follow as one learns. - The learner is guided through different lessons by different instructors with their own different modes of teaching something new, educative or motivational. So it's hardly boring or predictable. - There are always tasks to help the learner brush up on their skills of what they've learned. And it actually feels like you're gaining serious coding skills and building upon concepts. Each task displays the results of how well one has faired in comparison with other learners who also attempted the task, so it makes it competitive and all the more worthwhile completing the tasks. - The blog articles that encourage the learner on the prospects of the course they're on. - The ability to comment, ask and discuss tasks with fellow learners and editorial community on the platform through sharing in the comments. - As of this moment, it's free and giving learners the opportunity to pursue their dream of becoming Java programmers.

It helps to understand the coding part easily with real-time examples.

CodeGym is an interactive learning environment which lets you learn Java through sets of challenges or problems within a colorful, fun space with great narratives.