Answers about our lessons, the programme roadmap, free lessons, interview practice and progress tracking.
Which languages are available?
Java. We are building the Java Developer & Placement Programme stage by stage first; other languages will come later, made the same way.
How is the curriculum structured?
Each course is one programme, split into stages and sections. The programme page lists every section: live ones you can study now, and the rest marked Coming soon with the topics they will cover. Live sections are made of short modules and lessons, in order.
Can I run code on the site?
Not yet. Every example shows its code and the output it prints, and you run the code on your own computer with the JDK (the Getting Started lessons show how). An in-browser runner is planned.
Do I need to install any local software?
Not to read lessons and answer the quizzes: that all works in your browser. To write and run your own Java programs, and to build the mini projects, you install the JDK and an editor. The Getting Started lessons walk you through it.
Which lessons are free?
7 preview lessons are open to everyone without signing in. The other published lessons need a free account.
How do I access the rest of the lessons?
Create a free account and sign in. Once signed in, every published lesson is available.
Can I practice interview questions?
Yes. Every lesson has an Interview tab with questions on that topic and clear answers to revise from.
What is included in the interview practice tab?
Lessons include some or all of: concept explanations, MCQs, practice problems, interview questions and checklists. Not every lesson has every part.
Is my progress saved?
Yes. Completed lessons are saved in your browser straight away and synced to your account when you are signed in, so you can continue on another device.
How do I report an issue or suggest feedback?
You can reach out through our Contact us page (/contact-us) to send feedback or suggestions directly to our content team.