Java Programming with Java 8 and OCA OCP Java Exam Prep
Java Programming with Java 8 and OCA OCP Java Exam Prep, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.2, with 235 lectures, 21 quizzes, based on 318 reviews, and has 1844 subscribers.
You will learn about Create a Java desktop application Use even the smallest control structure in practical examples Leverage the object oriented programming in best way Use encapsulation to keep your data safe Use encapsulation and abstraction for reusable module development Using data collections professionally Interacting with binary and text files Create binary or text files after processing data Using Java 8 streams and functional programming Using databases with Java applications Create a user interface by using swing This course is ideal for individuals who are Even with no experience in programming or Programmers with even no experience in object oriented programming or Programmers that already know an object oriented programming language It is particularly useful for Even with no experience in programming or Programmers with even no experience in object oriented programming or Programmers that already know an object oriented programming language.
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Summary
Title: Java Programming with Java 8 and OCA OCP Java Exam Prep
Price: $69.99
Average Rating: 4.2
Number of Lectures: 235
Number of Quizzes: 21
Number of Published Lectures: 208
Number of Published Quizzes: 21
Number of Curriculum Items: 257
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 229
Number of Practice Tests: 1
Number of Published Practice Tests: 1
Original Price: $79.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Create a Java desktop application
- Use even the smallest control structure in practical examples
- Leverage the object oriented programming in best way
- Use encapsulation to keep your data safe
- Use encapsulation and abstraction for reusable module development
- Using data collections professionally
- Interacting with binary and text files
- Create binary or text files after processing data
- Using Java 8 streams and functional programming
- Using databases with Java applications
- Create a user interface by using swing
Who Should Attend
- Even with no experience in programming
- Programmers with even no experience in object oriented programming
- Programmers that already know an object oriented programming language
Target Audiences
- Even with no experience in programming
- Programmers with even no experience in object oriented programming
- Programmers that already know an object oriented programming language
NEW: ONLINE CODE PRACTICES ARE ADDED. YOU STUMBLED UPON THE FIRST JAVA COURSE WITH UDEMY ONLINE CODE PRACTICES.
Read the problem, write your code and get the feedback automatically. That’s it!
[ALL SOURCE CODE IN THE FIRST LECTURE. JUST IMPORT AND TEST!!!]
[FIRST STEP TO PREPARATION FOR THE ORACLE CERTIFICATION EXAMS: OCJA and OCJP]
[MOST CHAPTERS HAVE A GREAT EXERCISE AND ITS SOLUTION IN DETAILS]
This course is for those want to be a Java programmer by following a proven methodology and one-to-one online version of the lectures I gave to hundreds of students in several classrooms in several high-quality training center.
The biggest missing part for programming students is the exercises that they may work on. This class has high-quality exercises and their solutions right after the video explanations.
Here is our agenda:
0- Why java? What is platform independency? Why it is the most used programming language in professional software development?
1- Learn programming basics:
Using variables, primitive types, mathematical and logical operators.
Control structures, loops and really high-quality exercises to have hands-on experience.
2- Learn one dimensional and multidimensional arrays:
Use this basic data collection and use them inside real-world, fun practices. Find the longest lost series of an NBA team for instance 🙂
3- Learn object oriented programming:
Learn encapsulation, inheritance, abstraction with great examples and exercises. Possibly you wasted lots of time by watching similar unclear explanations so far. It is time to polish the dust of these concepts.
4- Learn core types and great utility classes of Java.
How a professional programmer leverages built-in types and utility classes in real life? StringBuilder, StringBuffer, Date type, String – Date conversions with SimpleDateFormat, Math class, Collections and Arrays class the topics you will learn.
5- Learn regular expressions.
Extracting useful data from a string by regular expressions is the greatest feature of all programming languages. But it is the most overlooked one. We don’t overlook it. With two great explanation you will learn how to extract data from a URL and you will validate an email address ( by not Googling and copying of course!!!)
6- Learn data collections.
Everyone teaches you what is a list, set and map. How to put data and retrieve it. But this is the top of the iceberg. You MUST know where to use them, when to leverage the collections. Included exercises are asked in job interviews!!! Hold tight!!!
7- Learn file operations
How java communicates with files, read text files, binary files or write to them? How the content of the file is processed with data collections? You will learn by great exercises.
At this point you may move on Java EE course for further understanding.
8- Functional programming in Java 8
Using ASM interfaces, Function, Predicate, Consumer, Supplier interfaces, lambda expressions.
Using streams to process collections in functional style.
Leveraging multi-cpu cores easily by using parallel streams
9- Java 8 Date and Time API
10- Generics
11- Java and Database Interaction with MySQL
Have a great experience!!!
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Course Introduction
Lecture 1: Course Introduction
Lecture 2: Platform Independency, JDK and JRE terms
Lecture 3: Preparing development environment
Lecture 4: Syntax rules
Chapter 2: Programming with Java 101
Lecture 1: ALL SOURCE CODE IS HERE
Lecture 2: Hello World Application
Lecture 3: Importing project – Exporting Project
Lecture 4: Introduction to primitives and int
Lecture 5: Exercise 1 – Mathematical operations on int variables
Lecture 6: Solution of exercise 1
Lecture 7: long and short types
Lecture 8: Casting integer types
Lecture 9: Exercise 2 – Casting integer types
Lecture 10: Solution to exercise 2
Lecture 11: Floating Point Numbers – float and double
Lecture 12: Exercise 3 – Using floating point numbers
Lecture 13: Solution to exercise 3
Lecture 14: Operator Precedence
Lecture 15: Exercise 4 – Applying operator precedence
Lecture 16: Solution to exercise 4
Lecture 17: Shortcut Operators
Lecture 18: Boolean type and logical operations
Lecture 19: Exercise 5 – Boolean operation construction
Lecture 20: Solution to Exercise 5
Lecture 21: Printing values to console. print and println methods
Lecture 22: char and character arithmetic
Lecture 23: Exercise 6 – Character Arithmetic – Modifying char with arithmetic operations
Lecture 24: Solution to exercise 6 – Modifying char with arithmetic operations
Chapter 3: Control Structures and Loops
Lecture 1: If else blocks
Lecture 2: Exercise – If else block construction
Lecture 3: Switch Statement
Lecture 4: For loop
Lecture 5: While Loop
Lecture 6: Exercise – Using "for" loops
Lecture 7: Breaking the loops
Lecture 8: Nested Loops
Lecture 9: Nested Loops 2 – Dependent Boundaries
Lecture 10: Exercise – Using nested loops
Lecture 11: Solution to exercise
Lecture 12: Exercise – Using nested loops 2
Lecture 13: Solution to exercise – Using nested loops
Chapter 4: Array
Lecture 1: Introduction to arrays
Lecture 2: Initializing the array without specifying the size
Lecture 3: Why array indexes start at 0 and ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
Lecture 4: Iterating over array elements
Lecture 5: Multi-dimensional arrays
Chapter 5: Class and Method
Lecture 1: Object, Class, Instance Definitions
Lecture 2: Creating and referencing instances
Lecture 3: Method Theory
Lecture 4: Method Invocation 1
Lecture 5: Method Invocation 2 – Invoke on object instances
Lecture 6: Exercise – Using classes, instances and invoking methods
Lecture 7: Exercise – Code Correction – Return value on all flow paths
Lecture 8: Method Overloading
Lecture 9: Limitless arguments – Array and Vararg arguments
Lecture 10: Constructors
Lecture 11: Static context
Lecture 12: Using static variables and methods
Chapter 6: Memory management in Java
Lecture 1: Introduction to JVM memory management
Lecture 2: Preserving Method Execution Order
Lecture 3: Stack Space and StackOverflowError
Lecture 4: Modifying object instances inside method
Lecture 5: Modifying primitive arguments inside method
Chapter 7: Array exercises and live coding
Lecture 1: Exercise – Finding series in an array
Lecture 2: Exercise – Multidimensional arrays and methods
Chapter 8: Object Oriented Basics
Lecture 1: Object Oriented Introducton
Lecture 2: Composition – Composing object instances
Lecture 3: Data Encapsulation and Access Modifiers
Lecture 4: Other object oriented concepts
Chapter 9: String Object and Regular Expressions
Lecture 1: Introduction to string
Lecture 2: Checking string equality (Pooled string)
Lecture 3: String methods – 1
Lecture 4: String methods – 2
Lecture 5: Exercise 1 – Count Words
Lecture 6: Solution to exercise 1- Finding occurrence count of a word in a sentence
Lecture 7: Exercise 2 – Remove words from string
Lecture 8: Solution to exercise – Removing all occurrences of a word from a sentence
Lecture 9: Exercise 3 – Convert to title case
Lecture 10: Solution to exercise 3 – Making a sentence title-case
Lecture 11: Regular expressions – Introduction
Lecture 12: Regular expressions – Further Examples
Lecture 13: Email address validation with regex and matcher class
Lecture 14: Extracting useful data from input with regex and matcher.group() method
Instructors
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Talha Ocakçı
Java SE, Java EE and Android Trainer
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- 2 stars: 13 votes
- 3 stars: 56 votes
- 4 stars: 108 votes
- 5 stars: 130 votes
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