
Memorize and finish the core network theory - Basics
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From TCP/IP to HTTP! This lecture is for those who lack basic network theory and want to understand major theories by memorizing them. You can do it!
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Network, Protocol
It covers just two things properly: object-oriented programming and the JVM! Plus, it throws in linked-list-based linear data structures.
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5.0
파이팅
Thanks to the deep principles that were taught one by one, I realized once again that the world does not work like magic. It took me a while to complete the course because I tried to understand the content thoroughly, but I gained a lot from it, so I was very satisfied. Thank you.
5.0
hope
I learned Java through books or at the academic level. In the process of reflecting on myself, I only learned 'how to use Java', but I was using it without knowing how it works. When I listened to the lecture, there were things I already knew, but there were also things I vaguely knew, and various stories that I couldn't hear in lectures that simply teach how to use Java, so it was very good. The stories Hoon tells and the content that he gives in a detailed way are secretly fun, so I listen carefully. There are lecture materials, but it's better to understand it because he explains it in real time with a pen! You said during yesterday's live broadcast that part 3 might come out at the end of December, so I'll wait! Thank you for the great lecture.
5.0
별다방
As expected. Especially JVM is a new world. Thank you for making a great lecture. I'll finish it quickly and look forward to part 3!!
Object-oriented programming techniques
How to use a framework created using OOP language
How JVM works and the reality of hashCode
Linear data structure based on linked list
Who is this course right for?
Those who have completed Java: Getting Started with Java - Part 1 and are moving on to the next step
For those who want to know the principles of true object-oriented programming
Anyone who wants to know how JVM manages instances and its internal structure
Developers who want to experience a deep understanding of Java
Need to know before starting?
Java: Getting Started with Poison - Part 1
Become a computer science major by memorizing broadly and shallowly
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Thanks to the deep principles that were taught one by one, I realized once again that the world does not work like magic. It took me a while to complete the course because I tried to understand the content thoroughly, but I gained a lot from it, so I was very satisfied. Thank you.
Wow~! Thank you for the strong review. I think the developer is someone who has a mission to implement that magic. Thank you for the great comment. :)
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I learned Java through books or at the academic level. In the process of reflecting on myself, I only learned 'how to use Java', but I was using it without knowing how it works. When I listened to the lecture, there were things I already knew, but there were also things I vaguely knew, and various stories that I couldn't hear in lectures that simply teach how to use Java, so it was very good. The stories Hoon tells and the content that he gives in a detailed way are secretly fun, so I listen carefully. There are lecture materials, but it's better to understand it because he explains it in real time with a pen! You said during yesterday's live broadcast that part 3 might come out at the end of December, so I'll wait! Thank you for the great lecture.
Fortunately, the lecture style was right for me. It may have been uncomfortable, but I appreciate that you took it as a joke. If you understand the basics, you will experience a level of understanding where the resulting grammar seems natural. I sincerely hope and support that you will be able to do so. I will also prepare Part 3 well and release it. Thank you. :)
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It's a little difficult, but I like it! I posted a post in the "I have a concern" section of the Java 1 lecture, so please check it out!
When I open a new course, I always look forward to the first class review with a nervous heart. Thank you for your positive review. :)
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I remember when I first encountered Java at school, I was making a real-time chat program without knowing anything at all. Back then, I didn't even understand why each line of code worked the way it did, and I just thought I was lucky if it ran at all. But taking this class and looking back on that time, I realized how much I was learning through trial and error. I wish I could have taken this class back then. The lecture was really enjoyable, and it even felt refreshingly new, as if I were learning it for the first time. Before moving on to Part 3, I'll review and go over it once more 🫡
There is definitely still time. With the kind of passion that drives you to complete courses like this, I believe you'll quickly fill in your knowledge gaps. I'm still experiencing trial and error myself. Perhaps we might never fully escape trial and error, even at the end of our lives. But I think working hard like this is enough in itself. If you keep going as you are now, good results will surely follow. I'll be cheering you on. Thank you. :)
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