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Learn Java with Sololearn

Tens of thousands of companies use Java to build everything from apps to game consoles. Our painless, bite-sized lessons will teach you the fundamentals you need to start a promising career. Plus, they’re the perfect match for your morning cup of coffee.

Why learn Java?

Runs on 5.5 Billion Devices & counting

Runs on 5.5 Billion Devices & counting

No matter the industry, chances are you’ll run into Java pretty quickly.

High demand for Java Developers

High demand for Java Developers

Over 90% of companies on the Fortune 500 list use Java

Rich ecosystem for your dream projects

Rich ecosystem for your dream projects

Its massive community makes it easier to maintain, develop, build, and test any app you come up with

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Get an economy-proof career

Jumpstart your path to becoming an app developer, a solutions architect, or a software engineer. If Java becomes your bread and butter. . . you should know that the median Java developer in the US gets 109,000 USD annually!

Android Developer

Android Developer

Learn how to make apps for the world’s most-used mobile platform: Android.

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Java Developer

Java Developer

Get the competitive edge and master enterprise-level development

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A painless way to learn Java

Learning Java shouldn’t feel like pulling teeth. We use cutting-edge learning science to help you understand the material and make learning fun. Plus, you’ll get plenty of practice with each bite-sized lesson.

Introduction to Java

Introduction to Java

Java is popular, fast, secure, and reliable — and it’s used on over 5.5 billion devices worldwide! If you're beginning your Java journey, start here.

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Java Intermediate

Java Intermediate

Once you’ve got through the basics, take your skills to the next level.

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Run a Java code yourself!

See how this language really works in the Code Playground. Want to try out writing your own code? Go to the Java Compiler.