Become a Java Programmer

Become a Java Programmer, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 91 lectures, 31 quizzes, based on 12 reviews, and has 241 subscribers.

You will learn about You will learn how to install the JDK and use JShell + Eclipse You will learn core Java skills from beginner to advanced You will obtain basic knowledge of how programming a computer works You will be able to move on to get hired as a Java developer You will learn how to use Object Oriented Programming You will learn how to build simple applications in Java This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners who have never coded before, interested in learning Java programming It is particularly useful for Beginners who have never coded before, interested in learning Java programming.

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Summary

Title: Become a Java Programmer

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 91

Number of Quizzes: 31

Number of Published Lectures: 90

Number of Published Quizzes: 31

Number of Curriculum Items: 122

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 121

Original Price: $27.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

You will learn how to install the JDK and use JShell + Eclipse
You will learn core Java skills from beginner to advanced
You will obtain basic knowledge of how programming a computer works
You will be able to move on to get hired as a Java developer
You will learn how to use Object Oriented Programming
You will learn how to build simple applications in Java

Who Should Attend

Beginners who have never coded before, interested in learning Java programming

Target Audiences

Beginners who have never coded before, interested in learning Java programming

Become a Java Programmer in 2023

Are you interested in becoming a Java Programmer? This course will teach you the basics of Java, one of the most popular programming languages. This course is for those who do not have any previous knowledge of computer programming. Starting with the basics and moving on to more advanced topics, this course explains concepts in a clear, logical way that anyone can understand.

This is a short but comprehensive course that will give you a basic foundation of skills from which you can continue to become a Java developer, and do so without taking up many hours of your time.

Java is the third-most used programming in the world and the salary for a Java developer is up to 9,500 dollars per month, making it an excellent career choice. Why not start learning Java this year with this course?

What this course includes:

5+ hours of video lessons  in 7 sections. Each video focuses on a single topic and is short enough to be easily taken in.
20+ Hands-On examples and coding exercises. These exercises are placed at relevant stages of the course to practice what you have learned, and each is complete with simple instructions and a solution.
Quizzes at the end of each section to test your knowledge .
Projects to apply your learning.

What this course covers:

Using the Eclipse IDE to build Java projects 
Using JShell 
An introduction to Object Oriented Programming in Java 
Variables and Data Types
Conditionals and Loops
Arrays and ArrayLists
How to handle Exceptions 
Methods, classes and imports
How to create simple applications in Java

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Course Structure

Lecture 3: How to use this course

Lecture 4: Installing Java/JShell

Lecture 5: Intro to JShell

Lecture 6: Expressions in JShell

Lecture 7: Printing Text in JShell

Lecture 8: Other Print Commands in JShell

Lecture 9: Section 1: Java Programming Terms

Chapter 2: Variables and Data Types

Lecture 1: Variables and Data Types – Section Overview

Lecture 2: The Integer Data Type

Lecture 3: The Byte, Short, and Long Data Types

Lecture 4: The Float and Double Data Types

Lecture 5: The Boolean Data Type

Lecture 6: The Character Data Type

Lecture 7: The String Data Type

Lecture 8: Naming Variables Correctly

Lecture 9: Converting Variables

Lecture 10: Variables and Data Types – Section Review

Lecture 11: Section 2: Java Programming Terms

Chapter 3: Programming in Eclipse

Lecture 1: Programming in Eclipse – Section Overview

Lecture 2: Installing Eclipse

Lecture 3: Classes and Objects

Lecture 4: Introduction to Methods

Lecture 5: Method Parameters

Lecture 6: Creating an Eclipse Project

Lecture 7: First Eclipse Project

Lecture 8: Compile and Run a Java Class

Lecture 9: Method Overloading

Lecture 10: Methods Practical Example – print() Method

Lecture 11: Return Types

Lecture 12: Comments

Lecture 13: Programming in Eclipse – Section Review

Lecture 14: Section 3: Java Programming Terms

Chapter 4: Object Oriented Programming

Lecture 1: Object Oriented Programming – Section Overview

Lecture 2: Object Oriented Programming Part 1

Lecture 3: Encapsulation

Lecture 4: Encapsulation Exercise – Create Aeroplane Class

Lecture 5: Constructors

Lecture 6: Constructors Exercise – Create Country Class

Lecture 7: The toString Method

Lecture 8: Inheritance

Lecture 9: Inheritance Exercise – Create Truck Class extending Vehicle Class

Lecture 10: Modifiers

Lecture 11: Object Oriented Programming – Section Review

Lecture 12: Section 4: Java Programming Terms

Chapter 5: Conditionals

Lecture 1: Conditionals – Section Overview

Lecture 2: The If Statement

Lecture 3: If Statement Part 2 – And and Or Operators

Lecture 4: The Else If Statement

Lecture 5: Nested If Statements

Lecture 6: If Statement Exercises

Lecture 7: The Switch Statement

Lecture 8: Switch Statement Part 2

Lecture 9: Switch Statement Exercises

Lecture 10: Conditionals – Section Review

Lecture 11: Section 5: Java Programming Terms

Chapter 6: Loops

Lecture 1: Loops – Section Overview

Lecture 2: The For Loop

Lecture 3: For Loop Example – Multiplication Table

Lecture 4: The While Loop

Lecture 5: While Loop Example – Digital Clock

Lecture 6: The Do While Loop

Lecture 7: Loops – Section Review

Lecture 8: Section 6: Java Programming Terms

Chapter 7: Imports and Projects

Lecture 1: Imports and Projects – Section Overview

Lecture 2: Importing the Scanner Class

Lecture 3: Importing the Random Class

Lecture 4: Scanning for Username and Password

Instructors

Morgan Collett
Software Engineer

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