Full Java Programming Course for Beginners.
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- Apr 18, 2025

Full Java Programming Course for Beginners., available at $49.99, has an average rating of 1, with 70 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 1 reviews, and has 9 subscribers.
You will learn about You will learn Java the easy way how to understand and write a practical code. You will be able to solve practical problems using Java codes. You will fully and clearly understand Java synthax as Object Oriented Programming language. You will understand all data types in Java, there differences and their uses in Java programming. You will have access to up to 100 wroking all codes you learn here. You will be able to download edit and practice them on your own time. At the end of this course you will fear no more Java or other progamming language. This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for anyone who want to learn Java, the top programming language. Studetns and refreshers can benefit from the course too. It is particularly useful for This course is for anyone who want to learn Java, the top programming language. Studetns and refreshers can benefit from the course too.
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Summary
Title: Full Java Programming Course for Beginners.
Price: $49.99
Average Rating: 1
Number of Lectures: 70
Number of Quizzes: 2
Number of Published Lectures: 70
Number of Published Quizzes: 2
Number of Curriculum Items: 73
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 73
Original Price: 19.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
Who Should Attend
Target Audiences
Full Java Programming Course for Beginners is a complete Java programming course designed for people who have no previous experience in coding. This course teaches how to program in an easy way. Full Java Programming Course for Beginners used real-life scenarios so that students’ learning is meaningful and understandable. This course covered most, if not all, of the important concepts in Java programming. This course will continuously be updated to include any changes in the programming world. This means learners always have updated information and skills they need anything at their figure point as they have a lifetime access to this course. Anybody who signs up for this course has complete access to all the codes in a downloadable file format and can use them to exercise and further their learning.
What you learn in this course.
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Understanding and use of variables, and data types in Java
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The importance and use operators, conditional statements, loops and control flows
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How to define and use class, and methods in Java
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Have a full understanding of the OOP in Java.
In this course, the following area are covered in details
Variables, and their types
All data types used I Java.
All Operators used in Java, including Mathematical functions,
Strings and logical operators.
Identify and use Java keywords and Access Modifiers (Private, public, static, void, class)
Conditional Statements, Loops, and Control Flows
Class and Methods that form Java Programs
The concept and application of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
The concept and use of Abstraction, Inheritance, Encapsulation, and Polymorphism in Java.
And many, many more
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Introduction – Course Content Outline
Lecture 2: Setting up the Enviroment
Lecture 3: Frist Java Code- Hello World
Lecture 4: Print out Your Name
Lecture 5: Simple Maths Calculator
Lecture 6: Why and how we comment in Java
Lecture 7: How to name Classes, Variables, and Methods in Java
Chapter 2: Variables in Java
Lecture 1: Variables – Int
Lecture 2: Variables – Float
Lecture 3: Variables – String
Lecture 4: Variables – Char
Lecture 5: Varaible – Boolean
Chapter 3: Data Types in Java
Lecture 1: Primitive Data Types -Numberic
Lecture 2: Primitive Data Types – Character
Lecture 3: Non-Primitive Data Type- String
Lecture 4: Non-primitive Data Types- Int Array
Lecture 5: Non-primitive Data Types – String Array
Lecture 6: non-primitive data type-Date
Chapter 4: String Operators in Java
Lecture 1: String Method- charAT()
Lecture 2: String Method – Conact()
Lecture 3: String Method- contains()
Lecture 4: String Methods- equals()
Lecture 5: String Method- endsWith(),
Lecture 6: String Method- IsEmpty()
Lecture 7: String Method -indexOf()
Lecture 8: String Manipulations – len()
Lecture 9: String Method- subcstring()
Lecture 10: String Method- ToLowerCase(), ToUpperCase()
Lecture 11: String Method- trim()
Chapter 5: Logical, and Comparison operators
Lecture 1: ,Comparison Operators- ==, <, >, >=, <=
Lecture 2: Logical operator example 1 – &&, and ||
Lecture 3: Assignment Operators- +=, -= , /=
Chapter 6: Boolean Operators
Lecture 1: Boolean operator example 1
Lecture 2: Boolean operator example 2
Chapter 7: Conditional Statements
Lecture 1: If and Case Statements
Lecture 2: If Statement example 1
Lecture 3: If Statement example 2
Lecture 4: If Statement example 3
Lecture 5: If Statement example 4
Lecture 6: Switch Case
Chapter 8: Loops and Control Flow
Lecture 1: For Loop, while and do while
Lecture 2: For loop example 1
Lecture 3: For loop example 2
Lecture 4: Fibonacci Squence with For Loop
Lecture 5: While Loop example 1
Lecture 6: While loop example 2
Lecture 7: While loop example 3- Factorial
Lecture 8: Do While Loop
Chapter 9: Types of Input in Java
Lecture 1: Types of input
Lecture 2: In code data inputs
Lecture 3: Scanner input example 1
Lecture 4: Scanner input example 2
Lecture 5: Scanner input example 3
Chapter 10: Methods in Java-Maths functions
Lecture 1: Mathematical Method 1- Max(), Min(), and Random() Example 1
Lecture 2: Mathematical Method 2 -Max() min() Example 2
Lecture 3: Mathermatical Method 3 – Round()
Lecture 4: Mathematical Method 4 – QRT()
Lecture 5: Mathematical Method 5 – POW()
Lecture 6: Math.Rand- Random Number Generator.
Lecture 7: Mathematical Method 6-Sin(), Cos()
Lecture 8: User-defined method 1
Lecture 9: User-defined method 2
Chapter 11: Access Modifiers and Keywords
Lecture 1: Reserved Keywords in Java
Lecture 2: Access Modifiers
Lecture 3: Non-access modifiers
Chapter 12: Object Oriented Programming(OOP)
Lecture 1: What is OOP?
Lecture 2: OOP Concepts-Inheritance
Lecture 3: OOP Concepts-Abstraction
Lecture 4: OOP Concepts-Encapsulation?
Lecture 5: OOP Concepts-Polymorphsim?
Instructors

Tesfaye O. Gudeta
Education Specialist, Online Trainer, and IT Professional
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