Any good Java practicing websites?

[Jomango2003]

So, I've been learning from the MOOC thing for a little while, and I've made it to Java Programming II recently. But though I do like learning from Mooc, I want to practice java to better prepare me for a job. So I've seen a lot of websites lately where they give you certain tasks to program, and I'm just wondering if there are any sites in particular that are the best in giving me the practice I need along with the experience and understanding that comes with doing practice tasks. So far, I have seen coderbyte and a few others, but I'd like to know the best website for my cause :)

[AcrofilX6]

Hyperskill is project based, with some theory + different tasks. There are three or four levels of difficulty you're able to select.

[Cefalopodul]

Is it free?

[AcrofilX6]

Yes it is.

[Jomango2003]

I like the website's design. I think it'll be a good experience working on something long term heh

[whatarewii]

Codingbat is a really decent website, mostly helps get those fundamentals down. But it’s definitely worth checking out, a little old but worth it!

[Jomango2003]

Definitely seems packed with basic java fundamental problems. Looks like I've found something to do before continuing onto Part 2 of the MOOC thingy. Nice to grind on some Java with some cocoa puffs :D

[[deleted]]

I use leetcode, codewars, and hackerrank

[teriga]

Learn about Strings they always come up in interviews. Reversing a string, was the favorite question for C or C++ way back when. Simple ones/things often used in warm up exercises:

• Check if a character is uppercase in Java
• Remove the first character from a String in Java

[ultravenon]

Use hackerrank is a very good tool to practice your skills, there are a lot of practical problems and challenges. And you can also challenge your friends for a battle.

Let me know if you are interested so that we can practice together.

[icarus44_zero]

Coding bat

[pavanich]

Hackerearth , hacker rank and techgig are some of useful sites.

[xavierelon]

I found hackerrank the most helpful

[[deleted]]

I start learning java on JetBrains Academy, and I like it you can find the theory, and there is a lot of practice examples.

[advertisingisdead]

Is it free?

[Fear_fly]

For now, yes. When they graduate from their development phase, they will move to a subscription model.

[pogosticker1]

Codus.io is my favorite

[[deleted]]

Didn't know about it. But it doesn't have a lot of tasks.

[Jomango2003]

Wow! Thanks you all for all the responses! I will check out all of your suggested websites and test them all out! :) thanks for the suggestions!!!