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Learn to Program with Java for Complete Beginners – Part 2

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Learn to Program with Java for Complete Beginners – Part 2, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.85, with 128 lectures, based on 172 reviews, and has 1382 subscribers.

You will learn about Use if and switch statements to make decisions in your programs. Write programs that use loops to perform repetitive tasks. Design and write procedural programs that use methods. Use basic debugging techniques to solve programming problems and increase program quality. Use arrays and classes for managing program data. Write programs that use files to store and retrieve data. This course is ideal for individuals who are This is a first course in computer programming so anyone with basic computer skills should be successful. or If you already have programming experience and want to learn Java, then take Learn by the Byte's Introduction to Java Programming course instead. It is particularly useful for This is a first course in computer programming so anyone with basic computer skills should be successful. or If you already have programming experience and want to learn Java, then take Learn by the Byte's Introduction to Java Programming course instead.

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Summary

Title: Learn to Program with Java for Complete Beginners – Part 2

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.85

Number of Lectures: 128

Number of Published Lectures: 128

Number of Curriculum Items: 128

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 128

Original Price: $84.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Use if and switch statements to make decisions in your programs.
  • Write programs that use loops to perform repetitive tasks.
  • Design and write procedural programs that use methods.
  • Use basic debugging techniques to solve programming problems and increase program quality.
  • Use arrays and classes for managing program data.
  • Write programs that use files to store and retrieve data.

Who Should Attend

  • This is a first course in computer programming so anyone with basic computer skills should be successful.
  • If you already have programming experience and want to learn Java, then take Learn by the Byte's Introduction to Java Programming course instead.

Target Audiences

  • This is a first course in computer programming so anyone with basic computer skills should be successful.
  • If you already have programming experience and want to learn Java, then take Learn by the Byte's Introduction to Java Programming course instead.

  Course Summary 

                     With over 125 videos and 12 hours of content, this online training course is designed to introduce the complete beginner to computer programming using the Java language. You must complete Part 1 of this course before you take this course. You will first learn how to make decisions in Java programs using if and switch statements.  Next, you will learn how to create while, do, and for loops to repeatedly run statements in your programs.  Then, you will learn how to modularize your programs by extracting common code into methods.  The course continues with coverage of data collections using both arrays and classes.  Finally, you will learn how to read and write files using objects from the Java libraries. 

  If you are an experienced programmer who wants to learn Java, please see our Introduction to Java Programming course, instead. For even more in-depth training visit skilldistillery .com

  Hands-On Learning 

                     Unlike other online training courses, you are encouraged to actively participate in the learning experience by running example files during lectures and performing coding challenges during labs. Each lab session includes review videos so you can compare your solution to the instructors. 

  Bonus Content 

                     This training course comes complete with working examples and lab solution files as well as a link to optionally purchase the workbook used in the video at a discount. 

  About the Instructor 

                     Jamie Romero is a dynamic instructor and expert Java programmer. He has taught over 375 classes to programmers from companies like Hewlett-Packard, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, and Walt Disney. Jamie’s energetic style and up-beat attitude are just what you need for an online training course.

                     Some recent comments about Jamie’s Udemy courses: 

  • “I have taken numerous courses online to learn Java but I think this course is much better than all those courses collectively. I am on my 27th Lecture and I am extremely satisfied with my progress. If you are reading this and looking for a good Java course to start, trust me to take this course right now. Don’t waste your time and money somewhere else.”

  • “I have subscribed to various other java tutorials online but no one does as good as Jamie Romero. Thank you for coming up with such a wonderful course, sir. You are awesome.”

  • “Jamie has a great personality and voice for teaching students. His engaging and pleasant style makes it easy and fun to follow along. The courses are never bogged down in lengthy descriptions of topics that loses the viewer.”

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Overview

Lecture 1: Course Overview

Lecture 2: Optimizing Your Udemy Experience

Lecture 3: Do You Need the Course Manual?

Lecture 4: How to Get the Optional Course Manual

Lecture 5: Download Student Files

Lecture 6: Course Setup

Lecture 7: Course Setup (Continued)

Chapter 2: Decision Making

Lecture 1: Objectives

Lecture 2: Sequential Execution

Lecture 3: What is Decision Making?

Lecture 4: Simple Decisions: if

Lecture 5: Two-Way Decisions: else

Lecture 6: Code Blocks

Lecture 7: Nesting Control Statements

Lecture 8: Multi-Way Decisions: switch

Lecture 9: Example: Printing Letter Grades Based On Scores

Lecture 10: Review Questions

Lecture 11: Labs

Lecture 12: Labs 1 and 2 Review – Positive or Negative Number

Lecture 13: Lab 3 Review – Temperature Conversion

Lecture 14: Lab 4 Review – Basic Calculator

Lecture 15: Lab 5 Review – Digit or Vowel If Statement

Lecture 16: Lab 6 Review – Digit or Vowel Switch Statement

Lecture 17: Lab Review – Employee Project

Chapter 3: Looping

Lecture 1: Objectives

Lecture 2: Kinds of Loops

Lecture 3: Iterative Loops

Lecture 4: Iterative Loops (Continued)

Lecture 5: Code Blocks and Loops

Lecture 6: Nested Loops

Lecture 7: Conditional Loops

Lecture 8: Infinite Loops

Lecture 9: Example: A Simple Menu Program

Lecture 10: Review Questions

Lecture 11: Labs

Lecture 12: Lab 1 Review – Multiples and Powers

Lecture 13: Lab 2 Review – Fahrenheit to Celsius Loop

Lecture 14: Lab 3 Review – Fibonacci Series

Lecture 15: Lab 4 Review – Multiplication Table

Lecture 16: Lab 5 Review – Power Table

Lecture 17: Lab 6 Review – Basic Calculator in a Loop

Lecture 18: Lab 7 Review – Fibonacci Graph

Lecture 19: Lab 8 Review – Factorials

Lecture 20: Lab 9 A and B Review – Running Sum

Lecture 21: Lab 9 C Review – Max and Min

Lecture 22: Lab 9 D Review – Running Average

Lecture 23: Lab Review – Employee Project

Chapter 4: Method

Lecture 1: Objectives

Lecture 2: Programming Without Methods

Lecture 3: Reusable Code in a Method

Lecture 4: Reusable Code in a Method (Continued)

Lecture 5: The Starting Point

Lecture 6: Variable Visibility: Scope

Lecture 7: Parameters

Lecture 8: Returning a Value

Lecture 9: Returning a Value (Continued)

Lecture 10: Method Stubs

Lecture 11: Libraries

Lecture 12: Example: Square and Square Root

Lecture 13: Review Questions

Lecture 14: Labs

Lecture 15: Lab 1 Review – Print Hello

Lecture 16: Lab 2 Review – Power

Lecture 17: Lab 3 Review – Temperature Converter

Lecture 18: Lab 4 Review – Next Largest Multiple

Lecture 19: Lab 5 Review – Distance Between Points

Lecture 20: Lab 6 Review – Trig Table

Chapter 5: Debugging

Lecture 1: Objectives

Lecture 2: What is Debugging

Lecture 3: Commenting Out Code

Lecture 4: Simple Debugging with Print Statements

Lecture 5: Programs that Help You Debug Programs

Lecture 6: Eclipse Basics

Lecture 7: Debugging in Eclipse

Lecture 8: Example: Debug Statements

Lecture 9: Review Questions

Lecture 10: Labs

Chapter 6: Data Collections – Arrays

Lecture 1: Objectives

Lecture 2: Scalar Data vs. Data Collections

Lecture 3: What is an Array?

Lecture 4: Accessing Array Elements

Lecture 5: Multidimensional Arrays

Lecture 6: Array Initialization

Lecture 7: Example: Calculating Average Rainfall

Lecture 8: Review Questions

Lecture 9: Labs

Lecture 10: Lab 1 Review – Array of Odd Numbers

Lecture 11: Lab 2 Review – Array of Floats

Lecture 12: Lab 3 Review – Test Scores

Lecture 13: Lab 4 Review, Parts A and B – Tic Tac Toe

Lecture 14: Lab 4 Review, Part C – Tic Tac Toe

Lecture 15: Lab 4 Review, Part D – Tic Tac Toe

Lecture 16: Lab 4 Review, Part E-1 – Tic Tac Toe

Lecture 17: Lab 4 Review, Part E-2 – Tic Tac Toe

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  • 3 stars: 9 votes
  • 4 stars: 54 votes
  • 5 stars: 107 votes

Frequently Asked Questions


How long do I have access to the course materials?


You can view and review the lecture materials indefinitely, like an on-demand channel.


Can I take my courses with me wherever I go?


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