Description

Description

As an immersive hands-on course, Java Fundamentals systematically equips you with the essential skills for proficient Java programming. Starting with a brief introduction to Java principles, you’ll progress through comprehensive learning on data types, data structures, and control mechanisms. Delving deeper, you’ll explore object-oriented programming concepts with a focus on typecasting, abstract classes, and interfaces. You’ll enhance code robustness by crafting your own generics and mastering exception handling.

With a structured flow of content complemented by practical exercises and activities, Java Fundamentals lays a sturdy groundwork that enables you to navigate the extensive realm of Java API with confidence later on.

From its inception, Java has revolutionized the programming landscape, offering developers robust tools for crafting cross-platform applications. Java Fundamentals serves as your gateway to mastering these tools and functionalities essential for Java programming. The course commences with an exploration of the language’s foundation, its philosophy, and evolution up to the latest release. You’ll gain insights into the workings of javac/java tools and the organization of Java packages. As you progress, you’ll delve into advanced language concepts like control flow keywords, object-oriented programming principles, and their significance in shaping Java. In the final modules, you’ll tackle classes, typecasting, interfaces, and delve into essential topics such as data structures, arrays, strings, exception handling, and generics.

Upon completion of this course, you’ll possess the skills to write programs, automate tasks, and pave the way for further exploration into advanced topics such as algorithms, data structures, or more specialized Java courses.

Training Objectives

• Create and run Java programs
• Use data types
• data structures
• and control flow in your code
• Implement best practices while creating objects
• Work with constructors and inheritance
• Understand advanced data structures to organize and store data
• Employ generics for stronger check-types during compilation
• Learn to handle exceptions in your code

Course Outline

• Lesson 1: Introduction to Java<
• The Java Ecosystem<br />
• Our First Java Application<br />
• Packages<
• Lesson 2: Variables, Data Types, and Operators<
• Variables and Data Types<br />
• Integral Data Types<br />
• Type casting<
• Lesson 3: Control Flow<
• Conditional Statements<br />
• Looping Constructs<
• Lesson 4: Object-Oriented Programming<
• Object-Oriented Principles<br />
• Classes and Objects<br />
• Constructors<br />
• The this Keyword<br />
• Inheritance<br />
• Overloading<br />
• Constructor Overloading<br />
• Polymorphism and Overriding<br />
• Annotations<br />
• References<
• Lesson 5: OOP in Depth<
• Interfaces<br />
• Typecasting<br />
• The Object Class<br />
• Autoboxing and Unboxing<br />
• Abstract Classes and Methods<
• Lesson 6: Data Structures, Arrays, and Strings<
• Data Structures and Algorithms<br />
• Strings<
• Lesson 7: The Java Collections Framework and Generics<
• Reading Data from Files<br />
• The Java Collections Framework<br />
• Generics<br />
• Collection<
• Lesson 8: Advanced Data Structures in Java<
• Implementing a Custom Linked List<br />
• Implementing Binary Search Tree<br />
• Enumerations<br />
• Set and Uniqueness in Set<
• Lesson 9: Exception Handling<
• Motivation behind Exceptions<br />
• Exception Sources<br />
• Exception Mechanics<br />
• Best Practices