Introduction to Java Programming

Introduction to Java Programming, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3.2, with 76 lectures, based on 146 reviews, and has 29325 subscribers.

You will learn about Basics of Java Programming Object Oriented Programming in Java Threads in Java I/O Streams in Java Garbage Collection in Java Exception Handling in Java Generics in Java Collections in Java This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Java Programmers curious to learn the fundamentals of Java. or Students interested in programming who want to learn Java. It is particularly useful for Beginner Java Programmers curious to learn the fundamentals of Java. or Students interested in programming who want to learn Java.

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Summary

Title: Introduction to Java Programming

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 3.2

Number of Lectures: 76

Number of Published Lectures: 76

Number of Curriculum Items: 76

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 76

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Basics of Java Programming

Object Oriented Programming in Java

Threads in Java

I/O Streams in Java

Garbage Collection in Java

Exception Handling in Java

Generics in Java

Collections in Java

Who Should Attend

Beginner Java Programmers curious to learn the fundamentals of Java.

Students interested in programming who want to learn Java.

Target Audiences

Beginner Java Programmers curious to learn the fundamentals of Java.

Students interested in programming who want to learn Java.

Java is one of the most common, in-demand computer programming languages owned by the Oracle Corporation. Our associates at Academy of Computing & Artificial Intelligence got together and after carefully analyzing the top must learn computer programming languages in 2020, we were able to conclude that Java is the 3rd most used programming language according to stackoverflow. Furthermore, java has an average salary of $102,000 according to indeed making it a widely used and highly applicable language.

“Java is celebrating its 24th birthday this year and has been one of the most popular programming languages used for developing server-side applications. Java is a practical choice for developing Android apps as it can be used to create highly functional programs and platforms.

This object-oriented programming language does not require a specific hardware infrastructure, is easily manageable, and has a good level of security. Moreover, it is easier to learn Java in comparison to languages such as C and C++. No wonder, nearly 90 percent of Fortune 500 firms rely on Java for their desktop applications and backend development projects.

Despite its industry age, the Java is incredibly stable and not heading for retirement anytime soon. This makes Java one of the most desirable languages among programmers in 2020.” (Belani, 2020)

Hence, we came up with this course to benefit the students who are curious to learn the basics of Java.

You will learn the following –

    ? Basics of Java Programming

    ? Object Oriented Programming in Java

    ? Threads in Java

    ? I/O Streams in Java

    ? Garbage Collection in Java

    ? Exception Handling in Java

    ? Generics in Java

    ? Collections in Java

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Java ( Java Basics )

Lecture 1: Java Project Setup

Lecture 2: Code construct of Java

Lecture 3: Java Commenting

Lecture 4: Variables

Lecture 5: Java – Data Types

Lecture 6: Java – If Statement

Lecture 7: Java -Switch Statement

Chapter 2: Object Oriented Programming in Java

Lecture 1: Entering the Object oriented programming world – Classes & Objects

Lecture 2: Classes & Objects

Lecture 3: Creating Objects from Classes

Lecture 4: Constructors

Lecture 5: Methods (parameter vs arguement)

Lecture 6: Method Overloading

Lecture 7: Method Overloading Demo

Lecture 8: Data Abstraction

Lecture 9: Encapsulation

Lecture 10: Inheritance

Lecture 11: Inheritance Demo

Lecture 12: Inheritance – instanceof Demo

Lecture 13: Static

Lecture 14: Abstract Classes

Lecture 15: Nested Classes – Inner Class

Lecture 16: Object Oriented Programming – Lab Exercise 1 [With Solution]

Lecture 17: Object Oriented Programming – Lab Exercise 2

Chapter 3: Threads

Lecture 1: Creating Threads [Extending the Thread Class]

Lecture 2: Creating Threads [Using Runnable Interface]

Lecture 3: getName(),getId(),getPriority(),setPriority(3),getState(),MIN_PRIORITY, NORM_PRI

Lecture 4: Pausing the execution of a thread

Lecture 5: Synchronization Part 1 [Method Synchronization]

Lecture 6: Synchronization Part 2 [Synchronized Block]

Lecture 7: Deadlock – Threads

Chapter 4: I/O Streams

Lecture 1: I/O Streams [Introduction]

Lecture 2: Byte Streams

Lecture 3: Byte Streams Demo

Lecture 4: Character Streams

Lecture 5: Character Streams Demo

Lecture 6: Creating Directories

Lecture 7: Listing Directories

Lecture 8: Java Object Serialization – Write an object to a file

Lecture 9: Java Object Serialization Serialization – Read an object from file

Lecture 10: Java Object Serialization – Transient variable

Chapter 5: Java Garbage Collection

Lecture 1: Java Garbage Collection Part 1

Lecture 2: Java Garbage Collection Part 2

Lecture 3: Java Heap Space

Chapter 6: Exception Handling

Lecture 1: Exception Handling – Introduction

Lecture 2: Exception Handling – Termination Demo

Lecture 3: TryCatchDemo

Lecture 4: Multiple CatchBlock Demo

Lecture 5: TryAndFinally Demo

Chapter 7: Few more topics

Lecture 1: Introduction to Generics

Lecture 2: Debugging – Difference between Step Into and Step Over in the Eclipse debugger

Chapter 8: Java Collections

Lecture 1: Arrays Part 1

Lecture 2: Arrays Part 2 -Insert search delete (unordered array)

Lecture 3: ArrayList Demonstration

Lecture 4: Vector [Lecture & Demo]

Chapter 9: Guided Programming Tutorials

Lecture 1: Find factorial of a number using recursion

Lecture 2: Splitting the string using the split() method

Lecture 3: Find the GCD (Greatest Common Devisor)

Lecture 4: String reverse example using recursion

Chapter 10: Guided Programming Tutorials Part 2

Lecture 1: Tutorial 1 – Introduction

Chapter 11: Source codes

Lecture 1: Inheritance Demo [My_Calculation]

Lecture 2: Exception Handling – Termination Demo [Source Code]

Lecture 3: Exception Handling – TryCatch Demo [Source Code]

Lecture 4: Exception Handling – MultipleCatch Demo [Source Code]

Lecture 5: Exception Handling – TryAndFinally Demo [Source Code]

Lecture 6: Exception Handling – CustomException Demo [Source Code]

Lecture 7: Thread Demo 1 [Source code]

Lecture 8: Thread Demo 2 [Source code]

Lecture 9: Thread Demo 3 [Source code]

Lecture 10: Thread Demo 4 [Source code]

Lecture 11: Write a Java program that takes two numbers as input and display the product

Lecture 12: Write a Java program to print the sum (addition), multiply, subtract, divide

Lecture 13: Write a Java program to print the area and perimeter of a circle.

Lecture 14: Write a Java program to count the letters, spaces, numbers and other character

Lecture 15: Write a Java program that takes five numbers as input to calculate and print t

Lecture 16: Write a Java program to check whether Java is installed on your computer.

Instructors

Academy of Computing & Artificial Intelligence
Senior Lecturer / Project Supervisor / Consultant

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1 stars: 13 votes

2 stars: 7 votes

3 stars: 21 votes

4 stars: 40 votes

5 stars: 65 votes

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