Chanz's dark horse programmers are still good. My friend's younger brother is a Java student. He just graduated from college and went to Heima Campus in Shunyi, Beijing. Although very tired, but also very full. Teachers are also very responsible and all problems can be solved in time. The course is also easier to understand, and the teacher will practice with him on real projects. He just graduated and is very confused. He didn't know what to do, so he considered taking a course to improve himself. He and his classmates went to the offline campus to study. Now he has come out to look for a job. He can get a basic salary of 8000+ during the probation period, which is quite good for college students who just graduated. If you really consider learning Java, I suggest you really take a look at the offline campus and see for yourself.