I am a senior in university, majoring in computer science. I aspire to be a Java backend developer and have worked on many web development-focused projects. Because of this, it's been about two years since I last studied C or Python. I bought a lecture series to quickly pass the Engineer Information Processing exam, and it seems to be a lecture that effectively reminds me of what I learned in the past. Now that I've purchased the lectures, I'm going to listen to all the theory and pass on my first try! In my subjective opinion, it seems certain that this lecture series maximizes efficiency based on the knowledge that majors already possess. The best!! However, it seems a bit challenging for those who haven't coded before or for non-majors. The content taught in the lectures seems to require a certain level of basic knowledge to understand. Nevertheless, it is definitely a lecture series that provides excellent efficiency from the perspective of majors. Therefore, I would like to recommend it to those who have coding experience or those who are majors, rather than to non-majors. 😊😊