Java For Beginners - 1st step towards becoming a Java Guru!
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This course is for anyone who wants to learn Java from scratch, polish java skills, face java interviews and prepare for java certifications.Anyone can take this course and go from 0 developments skills to being expert in OOPs and core Java.Java is the most popular language world wide and technologies like Servlets & JSP, J2EE, Struts, Spring, Hibernate, JMS or android for mobile applications are all based on core Java.Even Kotlin (android's new programming language) becomes easier if you know Java.Having a sound understanding of core java concepts is necessary, if you want to learn advance concepts, frameworks and android programming. I have interviewed 100s of candidates and seen candidates with more than 3 years of experience struggling with the very basic concepts such as:Why public methods of super class can't be overridden with private access specifier
Difference between == operator and equals method while comparing Strings
What will be the value of res variable in this statement(1000000000000 or something else): int res = 1000000 * 1000000;What's the output: System.out.println("Result is: " + 10 > 5);
What is abstraction?
Employee is a super class of SoftwareDeveloper, which of the following 2 statements will you prefer and why? Employee e1 = new SoftwareDeveloper(); SoftwareDeveloper e2 = new SoftwareDeveloper();And many more.Being an inquisitive student myself, I always wanted to know why's of everything. I sometimes got the answers, sometimes I didn't.In this course, I have tried to give why's of most of the concepts. Rather than simply accepting the rules, if you know the reason behind, it is a lot more easier to understand.
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Core concepts of Java including Variables, datatypes, operators, control statements, arrays, packages, classpath, user-input and debugging
Object Oriented Programming concepts and their application
String, Wrapper classes, Exception handling and Enumeration in detail
Adding appropriate comments to your code
Writing professional Java code using Industry best practices
Be Ready to face interviews
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- Install
- Programming
- Systems
- Project
- Windows
- Java
- Java Development Kit
- Staff
Course programme
- Write your first Java Program in Notepad++ (Text Editor), compile and run it using Windows command prompt.
- Learn some details regarding class file and how to execute it.
- Learn how to check and correct compilation errors.
- To create a workspace folder in Eclipse.
- To open Package Explorer, Command view in Eclipse.
- To create a new Java Project and your first class.
- To compile and run java classes in Eclipse.
- To check compilation errors in Eclipse.
- Windows folder structure corresponding to Eclipse project, path for .java and .class files.
- Some of the cool shortcuts in Eclipse.
- Development Steps we followed to Write, compile and execute/run our first Java Program.
- Why JAVA is Write Once and Run Anywhere language?
- What are JVM, JRE and JDK?
- Explanation of MyFirstClass line by line.
- IDENTIFIERS in Java and their naming rules.
- Various keywords in Java.
- Explanation of main(String [] args) method in java.
- Difference between System.out.println(""); and System.out.print(""); statements.
- Few more cool Eclipse shortcuts.
- About comments and why they are so important.
- Two types of comments: Javadoc and developer.
- How and where to add comments in your code?
- Various comment related syntax.
- What are TODO statements?
- To generate a help document using your Javadoc comments.
- To find out and use functionality of third party classes.
- How to open the current folder in Command prompt using Notepad++?
- How developer comments can help other developers / support staff to make changes in the code?
- Eclipse Shortcut to comment multiple lines of code.
- Download and use Java documentation of JDK 8.
- Write your first Java Program in Notepad++ (Text Editor), compile and run it using Windows command prompt.
- Learn some details regarding class file and how to execute it.
- Learn how to check and correct compilation errors.
- To create a workspace folder in Eclipse.
- To open Package Explorer, Command view in Eclipse.
- To create a new Java Project and your first class.
- To compile and run java classes in Eclipse.
- To check compilation errors in Eclipse.
- Windows folder structure corresponding to Eclipse project, path for .java and .class files.
- Some of the cool shortcuts in Eclipse.
- Development Steps we followed to Write, compile and execute/run our first Java Program.
- Why JAVA is Write Once and Run Anywhere language?
- What are JVM, JRE and JDK?
- Explanation of MyFirstClass line by line.
- IDENTIFIERS in Java and their naming rules.
- Various keywords in Java.
- Explanation of main(String [] args) method in java.
- Difference between System.out.println(""); and System.out.print(""); statements.
- Few more cool Eclipse shortcuts.
- About comments and why they are so important.
- Two types of comments: Javadoc and developer.
- How and where to add comments in your code?
- Various comment related syntax.
- What are TODO statements?
- To generate a help document using your Javadoc comments.
- To find out and use functionality of third party classes.
- How to open the current folder in Command prompt using Notepad++?
- How developer comments can help other developers / support staff to make changes in the code?
- Eclipse Shortcut to comment multiple lines of code.
- Download and use Java documentation of JDK 8.
- Write your first Java Program in Notepad++ (Text Editor), compile and run it using Windows command prompt.
- Learn some details regarding class file and how to execute it.
- Learn how to check and correct compilation errors.
- Write your first Java Program in Notepad++ (Text Editor), compile and run it using Windows command prompt.
- Learn some details regarding class file and how to execute it.
- Learn how to check and correct compilation errors.
- Write your first Java Program in Notepad++ (Text Editor), compile and run it using Windows command prompt.
- Learn some details regarding class file and how to execute it.
- Learn how to check and correct compilation errors.
- Write your first Java Program in Notepad++ (Text Editor), compile and run it using Windows command prompt.
- Learn some details regarding class file and how to execute it.
- Learn how to check and correct compilation errors.
- Write your first Java Program in Notepad++ (Text Editor), compile and run it using Windows command prompt.
- Learn some details regarding class file and how to execute it.
- Learn how to check and correct compilation errors.
- Write your first Java Program in Notepad++ (Text Editor), compile and run it using Windows command prompt.
- Learn some details regarding class file and how to execute it.
- Learn how to check and correct compilation errors.
- To create a workspace folder in Eclipse.
- To open Package Explorer, Command view in Eclipse.
- To create a new Java Project and your first class.
- To compile and run java classes in Eclipse.
- To check compilation errors in Eclipse.
- Windows folder structure corresponding to Eclipse project, path for .java and .class files.
- Some of the cool shortcuts in Eclipse.
- To create a workspace folder in Eclipse.
- To open Package Explorer, Command view in Eclipse.
- To create a new Java Project and your first class.
- To compile and run java classes in Eclipse.
- To check compilation errors in Eclipse.
- Windows folder structure corresponding to Eclipse project, path for .java and .class files.
- Some of the cool shortcuts in Eclipse.
- To create a workspace folder in Eclipse.
- To open Package Explorer, Command view in Eclipse.
- To create a new Java Project and your first class.
- To compile and run java classes in Eclipse.
- To check compilation errors in Eclipse.
- Windows folder structure corresponding to Eclipse project, path for .java and .class files.
- Some of the cool shortcuts in Eclipse.
- To create a workspace folder in Eclipse.
- To open Package Explorer, Command view in Eclipse.
- To create a new Java Project and your first class.
- To compile and run java classes in Eclipse.
- To check compilation errors in Eclipse.
- Windows folder structure corresponding to Eclipse project, path for .java and .class files.
- Some of the cool shortcuts in Eclipse.
- To create a workspace folder in Eclipse.
- To open Package Explorer, Command view in Eclipse.
- To create a new Java Project and your first class.
- To compile and run java classes in Eclipse.
- To check compilation errors in Eclipse.
- Windows folder structure corresponding to Eclipse project, path for .java and .class files.
- Some of the cool shortcuts in Eclipse.
- To create a workspace folder in Eclipse.
- To open Package Explorer, Command view in Eclipse.
- To create a new Java Project and your first class.
- To compile and run java classes in Eclipse.
- To check compilation errors in Eclipse.
- Windows folder structure corresponding to Eclipse project, path for .java and .class files.
- Some of the cool shortcuts in Eclipse.
- Development Steps we followed to Write, compile and execute/run our first Java Program.
- Why JAVA is Write Once and Run Anywhere language?
- What are JVM, JRE and JDK?
- Development Steps we followed to Write, compile and execute/run our first Java Program.
- Why JAVA is Write Once and Run Anywhere language?
- What are JVM, JRE and JDK?
- Development Steps we followed to Write, compile and execute/run our first Java Program.
- Why JAVA is Write Once and Run Anywhere language?
- What are JVM, JRE and JDK?
- Development Steps we followed to Write, compile and execute/run our first Java Program.
- Why JAVA is Write Once and Run Anywhere language?
- What are JVM, JRE and JDK?
- Development Steps we followed to Write, compile and execute/run our first Java Program.
- Why JAVA is Write Once and Run Anywhere language?
- What are JVM, JRE and JDK?
- Development Steps we followed to Write, compile and execute/run our first Java Program Java Program - 2
In this lecture, you will learn:
- How developer comments can help other developers / support staff to make changes in the code?
- Eclipse Shortcut to comment multiple lines of code.
- Download and use Java documentation of JDK...
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Java For Beginners - 1st step towards becoming a Java Guru!