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A course on Java for complete beginners to computer programming. Become a confident industry ready core Java developer
What you'll learn
Go from zero to hero in Java programs
Learn Object Oriented Programming with Java; hands-on with exercises
Pass your Java Interview with flying colors. Learn all skills to demonstrate expertise with Java Programming
Be prepared to take the Java Certification Exam
Requirements
Have an attitude to learn. Does not matter if you have zero Programming Experience and Want to Learn Java
Description
Java is a programming language that can be built once and run anywhere. It is platform-independent and easily portable. Java can be used to develop web applications, standalone GUI applications and complex large-scale distributed applications to enable the resolution of complex solutions more easily. Java is an object-oriented Programming Language and functional features have been added in the recently released Java versions.Java was developed and is being maintained by Oracle Corporation. It is a general-purpose programming language which has concurrent and multi-threading programming features. Java is safe, static and strongly typed programming language. Java has a special runtime environment called JRE which provided an execution environment instances called Java Virtual Machine (JVM) to enable the running of Java applications as Java bytecodes (conversion of high-level code to machine level code). The theme of the Java application development is Write Once and Run Anywhere while developing applications. It is most popular in client-server application development. It is licensed under GNU General Public License and is being supported by Java Community Process. Java has multiple functional programming features such as Java Stream API, Java IO enhancements, Java Time API, Lambda Expressions, Functional Interfaces, Concurrency, and Java Collection Framework API improvements. Java has several cores and advanced features where the core language features include several APIs and concurrency enabled features, Java Collection Framework API and advanced features such as several Java EE (Enterprise Edition) Specifications such as Java Servlet, JSP (Java Server Pages) technology, JSF (Java Servlet Faces), JPA (Java Persistence API), JAX-WS, JAX-RS standard specifications for web services API standards. Welcome to Master Practical Java Development. This course is designed to help you master the most in-demand and critical components for becoming a Core Java developer. Especially if you're going for a job interview or have a Java Project that needs your best performance. This course assumes no prior java experience so prior Java so it will take you from zero to hero. The topics covered include Object Orientation which I think is not stressed enough in other Java courses so I've got special focus on that throughout the lectures. You'll get plenty of practice writing classes and interfaces as well as countless methods with loops and if else statements, exception handling and file processing as well as how to debug software using Eclipse. You'll also be mastering the collections framework and diving deep into java generics. You'll learn all there is to know about multi-threading and the JDBC API for working with a MySQL database. There are also practical projects scattered throughout the course so that you can practice the concepts as you learn them.
Overview
Section 1: Java Programming 2023
Lecture 1 Introduction to Java
Lecture 2 Installation of Java
Lecture 3 Basic Program in Java
Lecture 4 Taking Input and Operators
Lecture 5 More on Operators
Lecture 6 Working on Forms and Controls in Netbeans
Lecture 7 If Conditions
Lecture 8 Working on Loops
Lecture 9 Working on Java Forms
Lecture 10 Working on Methods
Lecture 11 Method Overloading
Lecture 12 Method Overriding
Lecture 13 Working on Methods in Netbeans Form
Lecture 14 Abstract Classes
Lecture 15 Creating Interfaces in Java
Lecture 16 Creating Sample Notepad in Netbeans
Lecture 17 Access Modifiers in Java
Lecture 18 Encapsulation in Java
Lecture 19 Working on Dictionaries in Java
Lecture 20 Wrapper Classes in Java
Lecture 21 Wrapper to Primitive Type
Lecture 22 Working on Math Library
Lecture 23 Working on Netbeans A Simple Project
Lecture 24 Call By Value Example
Lecture 25 Call By Reference Example
Lecture 26 Example on Comparing String
Lecture 27 Exception Handling in Java
Lecture 28 Working on Directories
Lecture 29 Writing in Files Using Java
Lecture 30 Working on Awt
Lecture 31 Working on Swing
Lecture 32 Working on Swing Continued
Lecture 33 Atm Machine Example
Lecture 34 Another Atm Machine Example
Lecture 35 Making Atm Machine Example in Netbeans
Lecture 36 Snake Game Part 1
Lecture 37 Snake Game Part 2
Lecture 38 Snake Game Part 3
Lecture 39 Login page Example Part 1
Lecture 40 Login page Example Part 2
Lecture 41 Creating Database and Viewing Data on Java
Lecture 42 Inserting Updating and Deleting Data from Database Using Java
Lecture 43 Creating Login Page Example Part 1
Lecture 44 Creating Login Page Example Part 2
Lecture 45 Creating Login Page Example Part 3
Lecture 46 Attendance Management System Part 1
Lecture 47 Attendance Management System Part 2
Lecture 48 Attendance Management System Part 3
Lecture 49 Attendance Management System Part 4
Lecture 50 Attendance Management System Part 5
Lecture 51 Employee Management System Part 1
Lecture 52 Employee Management System Part 2
Lecture 53 Employee Management System Part 3
Lecture 54 Employee Management System Part 4
Section 2: Advanced Java 2023
Lecture 55 What is Aggregation
Lecture 56 Inheritance VS Aggregation
Lecture 57 Demo Program
Lecture 58 Demo Program Continued
Lecture 59 What is Generics
Lecture 60 Demo on Generics
Lecture 61 Demo on Generics Continued
Lecture 62 What is Collection
Lecture 63 Collection Hierarchy
Lecture 64 ArrayList Demo
Lecture 65 ArrayList Demo Continued
Lecture 66 LinkedList Demo
Lecture 67 Vector and Stack Demo
Lecture 68 PriorityQueue and ArrayDequeDemo
Lecture 69 HashSet and TreeSet Demo
Lecture 70 HashMap Demo
Lecture 71 Hashtable and TreeMap Demo
Lecture 72 Comparable Interface Demo
Lecture 73 Comparator interface
Lecture 74 Introduction
Lecture 75 Hierarchy of File System
Lecture 76 Demo on File Class
Lecture 77 Demo on FileWriter and FileReader Class
Lecture 78 Demo on FileOutputStream and FileInputStream Class
Lecture 79 Demo on DataInputStream and DataOutputStream Class
Lecture 80 What is Serialization
Lecture 81 Demo on Serialization
Lecture 82 Demo on Deserialization
Lecture 83 Demo on Traisent Keyword in Serialization
Section 3: Interview Question For Java Full Stack Developer
Lecture 84 Front-End Technology Part 1
Lecture 85 Front-End Technology Part 2
Lecture 86 Front-End Technology Part 3
Lecture 87 Front-End Technology Part 4
Lecture 88 Front-End Technology Part 5
Lecture 89 Question on Database
Lecture 90 Question on Database Continue
Lecture 91 Question on Advance Java Part 1
Lecture 92 Question on Advance Java Part 2
Lecture 93 Question on Advance Java Part 3
Lecture 94 Questions on JPA
Lecture 95 Questions on Hibernate
Lecture 96 Questions on Spring
Lecture 97 Questions on Spring MVC
Lecture 98 Questions on Spring MVC Continue
Lecture 99 Questions on Spring Boot
Lecture 100 More Questions on Framework
Lecture 101 Questions on Angular
Lecture 102 Questions on TypeScript
Lecture 103 More Questions on Advance Front-End
Lecture 104 Questions on Selenium
Lecture 105 Questions on Junit
Lecture 106 More Questions on Testing
Anyone interested in breaking into the Java development career,Those who have never programmed before, and wish to start their journey with Java
