The Ultimate Java 9 Tutorial – From beginner to professional

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Java – How it all Started and Language Basics

Lecture 1: History of the Java Language

Lecture 2: How Java Works

Chapter 2: Installing the SDK -Arranging the Nuts and Bolts

Lecture 1: Installing Java SDK and File Structure of Installation

Lecture 2: Setting path on Windows

Lecture 3: Installing Java 9 and Netbeans for Java 9

Lecture 4: Coding Exercise -1 : My first Java Program on Notepad

Lecture 5: Coding Exercise -2 : My first Java Program on Eclipse

Lecture 6: Coding Exercise -3 : Learning more about classes

Lecture 7: Code practice – learn by doing

Chapter 3: Language Basics : What you must know from start

Lecture 1: Numbers representation in Binary

Lecture 2: Representation of Negative Numbers

Lecture 3: Signed and Unsigned variables

Lecture 4: Practice the Code

Lecture 5: Data types in Java

Lecture 6: Java Data Types – boolean – the basic one

Lecture 7: Java Data types – integer data types

Lecture 8: Java Data types – integer – different representations – decimal, octal

Lecture 9: Java Data types – integer – different representations – hexadecimal and binary

Lecture 10: Char data type

Lecture 11: Character representation in Java – contd

Lecture 12: Floating point data type in Java

Lecture 13: Floating point data type in Java – contd

Lecture 14: Variable naming conventions

Lecture 15: Literals values in Java

Lecture 16: Using underscores in Variable Values in java 8

Lecture 17: Casting of data types

Lecture 18: Casting in Java – contd

Chapter 4: Operators – the roots of every language arithmetics

Lecture 1: Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 2: Unary Operators

Lecture 3: Increment and Decrement operators

Lecture 4: Relational Operators

Lecture 5: Logical Operators

Lecture 6: Bitwise Operators

Lecture 7: Shift Operators

Lecture 8: Assignment Operators

Lecture 9: Precedence & Associativity

Chapter 5: Loops in Java – What controls the flow

Lecture 1: The if-else loop

Lecture 2: Multiple if-else loop

Lecture 3: Logical operators AND and OR

Lecture 4: Switch Case Loop

Lecture 5: Switch Case – Practice Code

Lecture 6: The for-loop basics

Lecture 7: The for-loop in depth

Lecture 8: Multiple for-loops

Lecture 9: Details of while loop

Lecture 10: Anatomy of Break and Continue

Lecture 11: Labeled break and continue – where loops are a plenty

Lecture 12: Practice Questions for Section -5

Chapter 6: Arrays – Storing many at a time

Lecture 1: Arrays – an Introduction

Lecture 2: Working with Arrays – Part I – One Dimensional Arrays

Lecture 3: Working with Arrays – Part II – One Dimensional Arrays

Lecture 4: Multidimensional Arrays

Lecture 5: Multi-dimensional Arrays -2

Lecture 6: Practice Questions for Section – 6

Chapter 7: Classes & objects – the lifeline of OOps

Lecture 1: Classes structure and format

Lecture 2: Instance and Static variables

Lecture 3: What are instance variables – learn more about them

Lecture 4: static variables – ones that the entire class shares

Lecture 5: More on static and instance variables

Chapter 8: Methods and passing parameters to Methods

Lecture 1: Methods in Java and passing parameters to methods – concept

Lecture 2: Method declaration in Java and return types

Lecture 3: Static and Instance methods in Java

Lecture 4: More On Static and Instance Methods in Java

Lecture 5: Pass By Value in Java

Lecture 6: Passing Objects to Methods as Parameters

Lecture 7: Declaring Objects as Instance Variables

Lecture 8: Variable parameter passing to methods

Chapter 9: OOPs concepts – continuing the legacy

Lecture 1: Encapsulation – hiding of data

Lecture 2: Encapsulation – Continued

Lecture 3: Polymorphism – same name different results

Chapter 10: Constructors : the starting point of an object

Lecture 1: Why we require Constructors

Lecture 2: Constructor overloading

Lecture 3: Passing objects to constructors

Lecture 4: The Initialization block

Lecture 5: The final keyword

Chapter 11: Wrapper Classes and Garbage Collection

Lecture 1: Wrapper Classes

Lecture 2: Wrapper Classes – Where to use them

Lecture 3: Autoboxing and Auto-Unboxing – let system work for you

Lecture 4: Autoboxing and Auto-Unboxing – the final word

Lecture 5: Command Line Arguments

Lecture 6: Garbage Collection in Java

Chapter 12: Strings – the nuts and bolts of programming