4 free Java coding websites youngsters should try out

Java is one of the most popular and all-purpose coding and programming languages in the world. Some estimates suggest that it is used by over 5.5 billion people globally. From learning the basics of computer science to building complex codes and programs, Java is an effective multi-platform tool for any young coder. In fact, Java’s easy to use interface makes it a beginner’s charm as one is able to gain experience and then move on to advanced coding projects.  

Not many out there know, but Java is used to support multiple Android applications and operating systems. It also powers two most important websites in the digital world, Gmail and Twitter. Learning this programming language could wide open many career options for today’s youngsters. Here is a list of 4 free and easy-to-use Java websites youngsters could try out. 

Code.org 
On an average, over 60 million young students code on this website every day and till date, according to some estimate. These young coders have created over 168 million coding projects on it. It can be easily accessed from the comfort of home, is free and offers a plethora of learning opportunities. It has resources for beginners as well as professionals, making it all the more appealing. Code.org aims to make computer science a core part of the global K-12 education system.  

Java for Beginners 
Java for Beginners, also called Java Tutorial for Beginners is considered one of the best places to start one’s coding journey. It is widely popular because of its easy interface. It is free too! The website is divided into sections for young users’ convenience – definitions and introduction of fundamental concepts, wide range of examples of Java in action, scope for implementation, and finally summarizing the topics learned. Its step-by-step, kid-friendly tutorials on sequencing is perhaps one of the best ways to master computer science elements. 

Coding Bat 
Along with Java, Coding Bat supports an array of programming and coding languages like Python, String 1, Warmup 1, Logic 1, Array 1 and 2 and so on. So, if a young coder is enthusiastic about trying out one language after another, there’s no better place than Coding Bat. The move is smooth and efficient. Coding Bat is also popular because it is not only free for everyone but also has hands-on resources to advance learning for youngsters. The best part about it is that it tracks the progress and guides like a mentor. This platform even gives grades. 

Code Wars 
Code Wars is suitable for young coders who have acquired some experience and is looking to advance their Java skills, free of cost. It offers 1200 tasks, all of which are interactive in nature, as the users can partner with their friends and peers, almost like in an online video game, and take part in a series of coding exercises and challenges within this active community. It is a creative space that ends up exploring one’s potential and strengthening his or her coding skills.