Pydroid repository plugin vs CodeGym: learn Java Usage & Stats

Do not install this application unless requested from other app. Pydroid repository plugin provides a Quick Install repository with prebuilt packages, that contain native libraries. Its only purpose is to allow Pydroid to respect the Developer Program Policies on downloading executable code. You may find it being inconvenient to install a separate app for this, but this is currently the only allowed way. If you are unable to install this plugin, you can still build libraries from their source code via unticking "use prebuilt libraries repository" option (this will take a lot of time and may require to install dependencies manually). These packages are not allowed to be used by any applications, that are not related to Pydroid (programs launched in it are considered to be related), unless stated otherwise in the package license. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

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CodeGym: learn Java

Learn Java programming from scratch on your smartphone with the educational quest game from creators of CodeGym. The course consists of 1200 tasks and 600 mini-lectures. If you dream of becoming a programmer, but you’re short of time for learning on courses with a demanding schedule, here’s a solution. With this app, you can devote as much time for your learning as you have, and practice wherever you want. Even 30 minutes a day would be enough for reading a couple of lectures or solving a few tasks :) Our Java programming course is designed in a playing format and includes four quests. Each quest consists of 10 levels with lectures and tasks. Imagine you play a game and skill-up your character along with actually learning how to code! Of course, it’s quite a tough task to write dozens of code lines on your smartphone. With this aim in view, we’ve developed a fully-featured system of auto expands and tips to help you code faster. After you write the solution, send it for review and get instant verification. There’s a whole lot of Java tasks in the course, such as: - Writing your code; - Fixing existing code; - Self-consistent mini-projects and games. If you run into sticky points while solving any task, feel free to ask for a hint in the help section and get advice from other students or course developers. We save your progress, so you can return to learning any minute and continue with solving tasks or reading lectures. Learn Java fundamentals the right way — through coding practice!