How to practice without a PC

Question

Hello i am learning java and want to practice but i dont have a pc at the moment. Should i use a paper or notebook to take notes and then practicing? Or there are any better ways?

Answer 1

Sometimes I block on something and I quit my computer before found the solution. Then I'm in the street, I'm crazy thinking about my code problem until EUREKA!... at that moment two choices:
-I run back to my computer, doesn't matter if I'm in the city. (yes when you see people running in the street means that's a coder found how to do)
-I grab my phone and send a sms to myself to note down my idea before my fish memory got erased. At the same time you can pretend to everyone in the street that you got friends sending messages to you... :'( coder's life

Answer 2

Dcoder is very good IDE for small screen mobile devices.

Answer 3

by using sololearn

Answer 4

Amjad i am learning from sololearn but i want to write down somewhere what i learn so i can practice and when i have any problem i will check the notes and see what to do

Answer 5

yes I also write down what I learn but I suggest the online compilers maybe it is good

Answer 6

you guys can't test code in your head?

Answer 7

Google play store - "online compiler" ... has its problems, but better than nothing

*John Watsin suggested DCoder.. I haven't tried it until he suggested, I am leaning toward that instead.

Answer 8

just use sololearn. its not the best but as @Leaky says, better than nothing. also u can use sololearn playground offline