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Beginners Java Programming Training Video A Practical Java Training Course That Teaches Real World Skills In this project-based Beginners Java Programming video tutorial series, you'll quickly have relevant skills for real-world applications. Follow along with our expert instructor in this Beginners Java Programming Training Video to get: Concise, informative and broadcast-quality Beginners  Java Programming   training videos delivered to your desktop The ability to learn at your own pace with our intuitive, easy-to-use interface A quick grasp of even the most complex Beginners  Java Programming   subjects because they're broken into simple, easy to follow tutorial videos Practical working files further enhance the learning process and provide a degree of retention that is unmatched by any other form of Beginners  Java Programming   tutorial, online or offline... so you'll know the exact steps for your own projects. Course Fast Facts: Only 9.75 hours to complete this course 112 tutorial videos Expert instructors lead each course Download to any Windows PC or Mac and save for viewing off line Course is accessible 24/7 from any computer once downloaded You can study from home or at work at your own pace in your own time Course Description In this Beginners Java Programming Training Video, expert author and professor Mike McMillan starts you along the path to enlightenment with Java, by introducing you to the basic concepts, tools and functions that you will need to build fully functional programs with the popular programming language, Java. Starting with the download and installation of the JDK (Java Development Kit), this video tutorial will teach you the different typs of variables (bool, int, etc), what an operator is and how to use it (+,-,%,etc).  You will learn about object-oriented programming, and creating classes and objects.  You...

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01. Introduction
  • 0101 What This Course Covers And What You Need
  • 0102 Biographical Information On The Author
  • 02. Getting Started
    • 0201 Downloading And Installing The JDK
    • 0202 Overview Of The JDK
  • 03. Writing Your First Java Program - Hello, World!
    • 0301 Entering The Program
    • 0302 Compiling And Running The Program
    • 0303 Correcting Errors
    • 0304 Exercise - Modifying The Hello, World! Program
  • 04. Java Building Blocks - Data Types And Variables
    • 0401 Introduction To Data Types
    • 0402 Data Types - int, double
    • 0403 Data Types Continued - string, char, And bool
    • 0404 Variable Naming Rules
    • 0405 Declaring Variables
    • 0406 Assigning Data To Variables
    • 0407 Exercise - Saying Hello To Others
  • 05. Introduction To Classes And Objects
    • 0501 Classes And Objects
    • 0502 Class Data Members
    • 0503 Creating Constructors
    • 0504 toString Method, Creating Class Objects
    • 0505 Accessor Methods
    • 0506 Exercise - A Simple Class
  • 06. Arithmetic Operators And Expressions
    • 0601 The Standard Java Arithmetic Operators
    • 0602 Arithmetic Operator Order Of Operations
    • 0603 Final Variables
    • 0604 Math Class
    • 0605 Mixing Arithmetic Data Types
    • 0606 Exercise 1 - Translating A Formula To Java Code
  • 07. Java Input And Output
    • 0701 Writing Special Characters - Newlines And Tabs
    • 0702 Formatted Output With printf
    • 0703 Using The Scanner To Input Numbers
    • 0704 Using The Scanner To Input Strings
    • 0705 Exercise - A Simple Question And Answer Program
  • 08. Making Decisions
    • 0801 Relational Operators
    • 0802 Logical Operators
    • 0803 Simple if-else Statement
    • 0804 Nested if-else Statements
    • 0805 The if-else if Statement - Part 1
    • 0806 The if-else if statement - Part 2
    • 0807 Exercise 1 - A Question And Answer Program
    • 0808 Exercise 2 - A Calculator Program
  • 09. Performing Repetition
    • 0901 The while Loop - Introduction
    • 0902 Count-controlled while Loops
    • 0903 Condition-controlled while Loops
    • 0904 Results-controlled while Loops
    • 0905 The for Loop - Part 1
    • 0906 The for loop - Part 2
    • 0907 break and continue
    • 0908 Exercise 1 - Looping q And a
    • 0909 Exercise 2 - Looping Calculator
    • 0910 Exercise 3 - for Loop Exercise
  • 10. Methods
    • 1001 Defining A Method - Part 1
    • 1002 Defining A Method - Part 2
    • 1003 Methods With Multiple Parameters
    • 1004 Predicate Methods
    • 1005 Void Methods
    • 1006 Pass By Value
    • 1007 Exercise 1 - Three Example Methods
    • 1008 Exercise 2 - Adding Methods To The Calculator Program
  • 11. ArrayLists
    • 1101 ArrayList Introduction
    • 1102 Declaring And Initializing An ArrayList
    • 1103 Adding Data To An ArrayList
    • 1104 Accessing ArrayList Elements
    • 1105 Passing ArrayLists As Method Arguments
    • 1106 Generating Random Numbers
    • 1107 Searching An ArrayList
    • 1108 Sorting An ArrayList
    • 1109 Exercise 1 - Using An ArrayList To Find Palindromes
    • 1110 Exercise 2 - Finding The Maximum Value
  • 12. Classes And Object-Oriented Programming
    • 1201 Private Data Members
    • 1202 More On Constructors
    • 1203 Displaying Class Data, toString
    • 1204 Set And Get Methods
    • 1205 Increment Method For Time Class
    • 1206 Exercise 1 - Building An Object-Oriented Calculator
    • 1207 Exercise 2 - Extending Time Class
  • 13. Inheritance
    • 1301 Introduction To Inheritance
    • 1302 Overriding Methods
    • 1303 Protected Members
    • 1304 The Object Class
    • 1305 Exercise 1
    • 1306 Exercise 2
  • 14. Polymorphism
    • 1401 Introduction To Polymorphism - Part 1
    • 1402 Introduction To Polymorphism - Part 2
    • 1403 Polymorphism Example
    • 1404 Working With Abstract Classes
    • 1405 Working With Interfaces
    • 1406 Exercise 1
  • 15. Arrays
    • 1501 Declaring An Array
    • 1502 Accessing Array Elements
    • 1503 Passing Arrays As Function Arguments
    • 1504 Two-Dimensional Arrays - Part 1
    • 1505 Two-Dimensional Arrays - Part 2
    • 1506 Exercise 1 - Using Array Elements As Counters
    • 1507 Exercise 2 - Displaying Bar Charts Using Array
    • 1508 Exercise 3 - Creating A Deck Of Playing Cards
  • 16. Additional Java Control Flow Constructs
    • 1601 The switch Statement - Part 1
    • 1602 The switch Statement - Part 2
    • 1603 The do-while Loop - Part 1
    • 1604 The do-while Loop - Part 2
    • 1605 The for-each Loop - Part 1
    • 1606 The for-each Loop - Part 2
    • 1607 Exercise 1 - Rewriting An if-else if Statement Using a switch Statement
    • 1608 Exercise 2 - Rewriting A while Loop with a do-while Loop
    • 1609 Exercise 3 - Using A for-each Loop With ArrayLists
  • 17. File Processing
    • 1701 try-catch Statement
    • 1702 Writing Data To A File
    • 1703 Reading Data From A File
    • 1704 Appending Data To A File
    • 1705 Writing Characters To A File
    • 1706 Reading Characters From A File
    • 1707 Exercise 1 - Creating A To-Do List
    • 1708 Exercise 2 - To-Do List Continued
    • 1709 Exercise 3 - To-Do List Continued

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