Become An Awesome Java Professional

Become An Awesome Java Professional, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.2, with 54 lectures, based on 38 reviews, and has 324 subscribers.

You will learn about You will be able to develop solutions for many real-world problems in Java This course is ideal for individuals who are School students or College Students or Entry level software professionals It is particularly useful for School students or College Students or Entry level software professionals.

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Summary

Title: Become An Awesome Java Professional

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.2

Number of Lectures: 54

Number of Published Lectures: 54

Number of Curriculum Items: 54

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 54

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

You will be able to develop solutions for many real-world problems in Java

Who Should Attend

School students
College Students
Entry level software professionals

Target Audiences

School students
College Students
Entry level software professionals

PLEASE NOTE: This course is quite old now (Java 7). I do not have time to update it. However, many students have found it useful in the past to learn things the way I taught them, practically. So please go ahead if you want to learn only the very basics of Java but want to get deeper insights into the language.

All tutorials are practical sessions where complete insight is provided into each topic being covered. Practical examples of how the various concepts are used to create solutions to real-world problems are included in the course. I have tried to teach the language in such a manner that the learner would get very deep insight into the very core concepts of the language. At each step, I have used the debugging options to demonstrate what happens to various objects and variables, internally, as processing proceeds through a program.

Even though Java has evolved much further than the concepts covered here, the core ideas presented in this course would still help beginners understand the internals of the Java programming language well. It is only due to some good reviews and feedback from the past students that I have not deactivated the course yet.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Introduction to Java

Lecture 2: Installing and Using Eclipse IDE

Lecture 3: The First Java Program

Chapter 2: Variables and Operators in Java

Lecture 1: Java Variables

Lecture 2: Java Operators

Lecture 3: Java Operator Precedence

Lecture 4: Typecasting of Variables

Chapter 3: Java Control Statements

Lecture 1: if-then-else and switch Statements

Lecture 2: Java for loop

Lecture 3: break and continue Statements

Lecture 4: Problem Solving Example 1 – Compound Interest Calcuation

Chapter 4: Java Arrays

Lecture 1: Introduction to Arrays

Lecture 2: Array Initialization

Lecture 3: Accessing Array Elements

Lecture 4: Array Operations

Chapter 5: Object Oriented Programming

Lecture 1: Introduction to OO Programming

Lecture 2: Identification and Classification of Objects

Lecture 3: Modeling as Living Objects

Lecture 4: Encapsulation

Lecture 5: Inheritance

Lecture 6: Polymorphism

Lecture 7: Basic Java Classes

Lecture 8: Constructors

Lecture 9: Methods and Parameters

Lecture 10: Scope Modifiers

Lecture 11: static and final Keywords

Lecture 12: this Keyword

Lecture 13: Abstract Classes

Lecture 14: Interfaces

Lecture 15: Packages

Chapter 6: Core Java

Lecture 1: java.lang and Object Class

Lecture 2: Boxing and Unboxing

Lecture 3: Java Input using Scanner

Lecture 4: Formatting Output

Lecture 5: java.io.Console Class

Lecture 6: Strings Creation and Equality

Lecture 7: String Concatenation

Lecture 8: String Manipulation

Lecture 9: Equals Method

Lecture 10: Exception Handling

Lecture 11: Working with Dates

Lecture 12: Parsing Dates

Chapter 7: Java Collections and Generics

Lecture 1: Introduction to Java Collections and Generics

Lecture 2: Java Lists

Lecture 3: Map and Hashtable

Lecture 4: hashcode Method in Object Class

Lecture 5: Comparable Interface and Comparator – Sorting Collections

Chapter 8: Java I/O

Lecture 1: The File Class

Lecture 2: Input and Output Streams

Lecture 3: Reading and Writing Character Files

Chapter 9: Multithreading

Lecture 1: Basic Concepts of Multithreading

Lecture 2: Java Thread Class and Runnable Interface

Lecture 3: Threads Synchronization

Chapter 10: Source Code for the Examples

Lecture 1: Source Code for the Examples

Instructors

Pramod Saini
C.T.O, iCalibrator Training Pvt. Ltd.

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5 stars: 20 votes

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