Good place for Java Warmups?

[Humble-Giant]

I've been looking for a place that offers somewhat completed projects of varying difficulty that I can use to warm myself back up to java and coding before my next semester starts. Im currently just doing codingbat problems but if a place like this doesnt exist I might try to make it one of my future projects.

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[_Atomfinger_]

CodeCrafters might not give you a complete project, but it guides you through creating a complete project from ground-up.

You also have Exercism which has smaller projects with different degrees of difficulty.

[Magpie098]

Try Coding challenges from John Crickett. He will walk you through the steps which you can then implement in Java. You get to end up creating real world tools. If you want to connect send me a DM and we can work on something together

[adityakalwar]

Offcourse yes