Java Programming Course

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JAVA Programming Fundamentals – Course Curriculum

Java Overview

  • How the Java Environment Works
  • HelloWorld Program
  • Launch Single-File Source Code
  • jShell REPL
  • Comments and Terminators
  • Identifiers

Syntax and Types

  • Java Variables
  • var declarations
  • Java Types
  • Basic Java Types
  • Reference types
  • Conditional Expressions
  • Logical operators
  • If statement
  • While Statement
  • Do Statement
  • For statement
  • Special flow of control operators
  • Switch statement
  • Numerical Operators
  • Casting
  • Strings

Classes and Objects

  • What is an Object?
  • Objects and Encapsulation
  • What is a Class?
  • Class Object Relationship
  • The Person class
  • Variable types
  • Constructors
  • Working with the class Person

Working with Methods

  • Method Definitions
  • Method Arguments & Return Types
  • Overloading Methods
  • Method Invocations
  • Defining methods
  • Constructors Versus Methods
  • toString() method
  • Adding behaviour to the class Person
  • The PersonApp program

Class Inheritance

  • Inheritance in Java
  • Implementing Inheritance
  • Rule for overriding methods
  • Rules for Polymorphic variables
  • Casting and Inheritance
  • The super variable
  • Constructors and Inheritance

Abstract Classes, Class Side Behaviour and Final

  • Abstract Classes
  • Abstract Classes in Java
  • Defining an Abstract Class
  • Extending an Abstract Class
  • Using Concrete Subclasses
  • Class Side Information
  • Class Side Data
  • Class Side Behaviour
  • Final Keyword

Java Interfaces and Enumerations

  • What is an Interface in Java?
  • Basic Interface Definitions
  • Implementing an Interface
  • Interface
  • Using an Interface in a Contract
  • Inheritance by Interfaces and Types
  • Classes and multiple Interfaces
  • Default Interface Methods
  • Static Interface Methods
  • Enumeration Support
  • Implementing Enumerated Types

Packages

  • Packages
  • Class-Package Relationship
  • Declaring Packages
  • Packaging the Person class
  • Role of the Classpath
  • JAR Files
  • Encapsulation and Packages
  • Class modifier
  • Constructor Modifier
  • Variable Modifier
  • Method Modifiers
  • Package Summary

Java 9+ Modules

  • Introduction the JPMS
  • Java Platform Module System
  • Why we need modules
  • Look at what modules are
  • How to define a module
  • How to create a single module application
  • How to link modules

Arrays

  • What is a Java Array?
  • Creating arrays of Objects
  • Accessing Array Elements
  • Main method args array
  • Short hand from
  • Ragged Arrays in Java
  • Working with Ragged Arrays
  • Implications of Inheritance for Arrays
  • Integer Array Example

Java Generics

  • Generics and Basic Types
  • Generics and Their Types
  • Adding Generics to your classes
  • A simple user defined Generic class (the Bag class)
  • Type Equality
  • Generic Collection Assignment
  • Generics and Inheritance

Collections Classes

  • Collections API
  • ArrayList
  • Interfaces v Concrete Classes
  • HashMap
  • Iteration and Enumeration
  • Queues
  • Generics and Collections
  • For Loops
  • Boxing and Unboxing
  • Raw Collections

Java 9+ Immutable Collections

  • Why Immutability?
  • Immutability
  • of Factory method
  • of Factory method
  • of Factory method
  • Immutable Collection Nodes
  • Java 10 Enhancement

Error and Exception Handling

  • Errors & Exceptions
  • Exception types in Java
  • Part of the Exception Hierarchy
  • Exception Handling
  • Local Handling
  • Exception Handling Example
  • Passing the Buck
  • Try with Resources
  • Defining new Exceptions
  • Chained Exceptions

Nested / Inner Classes

  • Four types of Nested / Inner Class
  • Properties of Member level inner classes
  • Properties of Method Inner classes
  • Anonymous Method Inner classes
  • Java 11 Nest-based Access

Java Functions

  • Functional Programming
  • Functional Programming in Java
  • Functional Interfaces
  • Using Functional Interfaces
  • Lambdas in Java
  • Closing / Capturing Variables
  • Returning Functions
  • Combining Functions
  • Higher Order Functions
  • Defining Lambdas
  • Method References

Java Optional Type

  • Null considered Harmful
  • Java Optional Type
  • Optional Variables
  • Creating Optional values
  • Method Summary

Java 9 Streams

  • Streams
  • Streams from Collections
  • Terminal / Non Terminal Operators
  • Creating a Stream
  • Map Operation
  • Collectors
  • Filter operation
  • Sorted operation
  • ForEach
  • Pipelining Operations
  • Parallel Streams
  • Not just collections

Files, Paths and IO Streams

  • Introducing NIO.2
  • Paths class and Path Interface
  • The Files class
  • File Attributes
  • The File Watcher Service
  • IO Streams
  • Scanners

By the end of this course, you will have:

  • Learnt about Java class and Objects
  • Explored defining methods and properties
  • Examined Class Inheritance
  • Understood Java Interfaces and Enumerations
  • Considered how to use Packages and Modules
  • Learnt about Functional Programming in Java
  • Understood how to handle Errors and Exceptions
  • Worked with Files, paths and Stream IO
  • Used the new Streams API for processing data
  • Explored the Collection classes

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