I'm rewriting my course review! I participated in the national training program after much deliberation to become a developer, and I entered as a beginner and have been learning for about a week. In reality, there are many majors and non-majors in the national training program, and since I am a non-major and have no background, it is difficult to keep up with the majors, and the class content is hard to understand, but it tends to move quickly, so I get scared that I won't be able to solve the problems in the previous chapters every time I move on to a chapter. On the third day, there was a weekend, so people in the developer community said that it would be good to listen to the Inflearn lecture, so I looked it up on Inflearn and ended up taking the course. Last time, a pop-up message asking me to leave a course review popped up at about 30 percent, so I stopped listening and wrote a course review, but now I have finally completed the 100 percent introductory course and am writing a course review! ㅎㅎ The explanations are detailed, and the various examples make it easier to understand. People who are new to the subject often say that if you just follow along and don't make any mistakes and just keep going, you're good. But after listening to the lecture and following along, I got greedy and wanted to do it on my own rather than just following along, so I listened to the lectures one by one. It was difficult at the academy, but I felt so good that I could create my own code, even though it took a long time on my own. :) Currently, I'm working on the object-oriented chapter, such as class inheritance, at the academy, but I'm also going to fill in the gaps and take a step forward through the Java beginner lecture on the roadmap. ㅎㅎ Thank you so much for the great lecture, and I plan to continue to be grateful! ㅎㅎ