I went to a private academy with government funding and worked as an intern, but I always felt like I lacked the basics. I was always in a hurry to get through the tasks that came up, and I just made up similar principles and methods without knowing if I was doing it right, and I couldn't fix errors, so it was hard. I felt that I really needed to study Java, and after completing this lecture, I think, "I'm so glad I listened to it." ㅠㅠ Honestly, you won't become a genius Java developer just by listening to the lecture once, but at least you'll be able to know where you're weak and I think you've learned the basics. To some extent! Now, I have to try out what the teacher taught me on my own and learn it on my own to be able to do the basics of Java. ㅠㅠㅎㅎㅎ I'm not good at debugging, so I think it would have been better if the last lecture had given examples and difficult source codes for debugging, but it's still a really helpful lecture. Thank you. I recommend it!!