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Java Programming

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14.46 Hour

58 Videos

Java is a general purpose programming language that is concurrent, class based, object oriented, and specifically designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible. Being that Java is an underlying technology and required by many applications and websites, you will find it in places like business applications, data centers, game consoles, utilities, desktop computers, laptops, smart phones and more.

This online training course will cover various levels of Java Programming including beginner, intermediate and advanced. It covers a complete introduction to object oriented programming as well as many other core Java features. This course is just as helpful for a beginner as it is for systems engineers, web application developers, mobile app developers, software engineers and any other potential student with a technical background.

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Course Syllabus

Module 1: Foundations (Beginner)

  1. Introduction
  2. History Of Computer Programming
  3. Categories Of Programming Languages
  4. Condensed History Of Java
  5. Software Life Cycle

Module 2: Terms and Tools (Beginner)

  1. Programming General Terms
  2. Downloading And Installing Java
  3. Programmer Editors And Integrated Development Environments Part 1
  4. Programmer Editors And Integrated Development Environments Part 2
  5. Installing Eclipse

Module 3: Identifiers, Variables, and Data Types (Beginner)

  1. Understanding Identifiers
  2. Unicode And Java Syntax
  3. Variables Constants And Literals
  4. Field Member And Variable Components
  5. Primitive Data Types Part 1
  6. Primitive Data Types Part 2
  7. Primitive Data Types Part 3
  8. Operators Part 1
  9. Operators Part 2
  10. Escape Characters
  11. Type Conversions And Type Casting
  12. Java Reserved Words
  13. Commenting
  14. Abstract Data Types

Module 4: Object-Orientated Programming (Intermediate)

  1. Object Oriented Programming
  2. What Is An Object?
  3. Eclipse Lab

Module 5: Predefined Classes (Intermediate)

  1. String Class Part 1
  2. String Class Part 2
  3. String Class Part 3
  4. Date Class
  5. Simple Date Format Class
  6. Scanner Class Part 1
  7. Scanner Class Part 2
  8. Decimal Format Class Part 1
  9. Decimal Format Class Part 2
  10. JFrame Class
  11. Container Class Part 1
  12. Container Class Part 2

Module 6: Methods Part 1 (Intermediate)

  1. Methods
  2. Naming Methods
  3. Implementation Method Hiding
  4. Method Variables And Literals
  5. Invoking A Method

Module 7: Methods Part 2 (Advanced)

  1. Methods And Multiple Arguments
  2. Methods Lab
  3. Method Overloading

Module 8: Constructors (Advanced)

  1. Creating Objects
  2. Constructor Declarations
  3. Overloading And Default Constructors

Module 9: Control of Flow (Advanced)

  1. While Loop
  2. While Statement
  3. For Loop

Module 10: Arrays and Exceptions (Advanced)

  1. Array Structures
  2. Constants And Array Sizes Part 1
  3. Constants And Array Sizes Part 2
  4. Exceptions And The Try Catch Block
  5. Conclusion

Java programming

Platform independent – We can write Java code in one platform (operating system) and run on another platform without any modification.

Object-oriented – Java is an object-oriented language. This helps to make our Java code more flexible and reusable.

Speed – Well optimized Java code is nearly as fast as lower-level languages like C++ and much faster than Python, PHP, etc.

Java is a powerful general-purpose programming language. It is used to develop desktop and mobile applications, big data processing, embedded systems, and so on. According to Oracle, the company that owns Java, Java runs on 3 billion devices worldwide, which makes Java one of the most popular programming languages. Take your first step towards a career in software development with this introduction to Java, one of the most in-demand programming languages and the foundation of the Android operating system.

Designed for beginners, this Specialization will teach you core programming concepts and equip you to write programs to solve complex problems. In addition, you will gain the foundational skills a software engineer needs to solve real-world problems, from designing algorithms to testing and debugging your programs.

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