Introduction to Java for Programmers

Introduction to Java for Programmers, available at $89.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 207 lectures, based on 1375 reviews, and has 9586 subscribers.

You will learn about Write stand-alone applications using the Java language and the Eclipse IDE. Accurately implement Object-Oriented concepts using Java features such as classes, interfaces and references. Create well-scoped classes using packages. Write programs which both handle and create exceptions. Read and write data using input and output streams. Use the Java Collections Framework to work with groups of objects. This course is ideal for individuals who are This training course is designed for programmers who want to move into the Java language. It is particularly useful for This training course is designed for programmers who want to move into the Java language.

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Summary

Title: Introduction to Java for Programmers

Price: $89.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 207

Number of Published Lectures: 207

Number of Curriculum Items: 207

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 207

Original Price: $189.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Write stand-alone applications using the Java language and the Eclipse IDE.

Accurately implement Object-Oriented concepts using Java features such as classes, interfaces and references.

Create well-scoped classes using packages.

Write programs which both handle and create exceptions.

Read and write data using input and output streams.

Use the Java Collections Framework to work with groups of objects.

Who Should Attend

This training course is designed for programmers who want to move into the Java language.

Target Audiences

This training course is designed for programmers who want to move into the Java language.

Course Summary

With over 200 videos and 20 hours of content, this online Java training course is designed to provide a solid foundation in Java programming and Eclipse for programmers who are already proficient in another language. Besides learning the basic structure and syntax of the language, you will also learn object-oriented principles and how they are applied in Java applications. In addition, this training course covers more advanced features of the language such as abstract classes, interfaces, generics, packages, and exception handling. Finally, you will learn two foundational API libraries: I/O streams and collections. This online training course is current to Java 7 and uses the Eclipse IDE.

If you are a complete beginner with no programming experience, please see our Learn to Program with Java for Complete Beginners courses, instead.

Hands On Learning

Unlike other online training courses, you are encouraged to actively participate in the learning experience by running example files during lectures and performing coding challenges during labs. Each lab session includes review videos so you can compare your solution to the instructor’s.

Bonus Content

This training course comes complete with working example and lab solution files as well as a link to optionally purchase the workbook used in the video at a discount.

About the Instructor

Jamie Romero is a dynamic instructor and expert Java programmer. He has taught over 350 classes to programmers from companies like Hewlett-Packard, Lockheed Martin, and Boeing. Jamie’s energetic style and up-beat attitude are just what you need for an online training course.

Some recent comments about Jamie’s classes:

“Jamie was a great instructor. He cut through the fluff and gave us the core of what I need to start using Java right away.”

“Great instructor that knows the material and is enthusiastic about Java. It helped very much in getting through the course.”

“Jamie exhibits a mastery of the material, to such a degree that his ability to explain it is very effective. Explanations are very detailed, and presented in a very understandable way. He is an excellent instructor.”

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Overview

Lecture 2: Optimizing your Udemy Experience

Lecture 3: Do You Need the Course Manual?

Lecture 4: How to Get the Optional Course Manual

Lecture 5: Download Student Files

Lecture 6: Windows 10 Setup

Lecture 7: Computer Setup

Chapter 2: Getting Started with Java

Lecture 1: Objectives

Lecture 2: What is Java?

Lecture 3: How to Get Java

Lecture 4: A First Java Program

Lecture 5: About Your First Java Program

Lecture 6: Compiling and Interpreting Applications

Lecture 7: The JSDK Directory Structure

Lecture 8: Labs

Lecture 9: Lab Review

Chapter 3: Eclipse

Lecture 1: Objectives

Lecture 2: Introduction to Eclipse

Lecture 3: Installing Eclipse

Lecture 4: Running Eclipse for the First Time

Lecture 5: Editors, Views, and Perspectives

Lecture 6: Creating a Project and Class

Lecture 7: Running a Java Application

Lecture 8: Debugging a Java Application

Lecture 9: Importing Existing Java Code into Eclipse

Chapter 4: Datatypes and Variables

Lecture 1: Objectives

Lecture 2: Primitive Datatypes

Lecture 3: Declarations

Lecture 4: Variable Names

Lecture 5: Numeric Literals

Lecture 6: Character Literals

Lecture 7: Strings and String Comparisons

Lecture 8: String API Documentation

Lecture 9: Immutable Strings

Lecture 10: String Literals

Lecture 11: Arrays

Lecture 12: More Arrays

Lecture 13: Non-Primitive Datatypes

Lecture 14: The Dot Operator

Lecture 15: Labs

Lecture 16: Labs 1 and 2 Review

Lecture 17: Lab 3 Review

Lecture 18: Labs 4-6 Review

Lecture 19: Lab 7 Review

Chapter 5: Operators and Expressions

Lecture 1: Objectives

Lecture 2: Expressions

Lecture 3: Assignment Operator

Lecture 4: Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 5: Relational Operators

Lecture 6: Logical Operators

Lecture 7: Increment and Decrement Operators

Lecture 8: Operate-Assign Operators

Lecture 9: The Conditional Operator

Lecture 10: Operator Precedence

Lecture 11: Implicit Type Conversions

Lecture 12: The Cast Operator

Lecture 13: Labs

Lecture 14: Lab 1 Review

Lecture 15: Lab 2 Review

Lecture 16: Lab 3 Review

Chapter 6: Control Flow

Lecture 1: Objectives

Lecture 2: Statements

Lecture 3: Conditional (if) Statements

Lecture 4: Adding an else if

Lecture 5: Conditional (switch) Statements

Lecture 6: while and do-while Loops

Lecture 7: for Loops

Lecture 8: Looping Through an Array

Lecture 9: Enhanced for Loop

Lecture 10: The continue Statement

Lecture 11: The break Statement

Lecture 12: Labs

Lecture 13: Labs 1-4 Review

Lecture 14: Labs 5-6 Review

Chapter 7: Methods

Lecture 1: Objectives

Lecture 2: Methods

Lecture 3: Calling Methods

Lecture 4: Defining Methods

Lecture 5: Method Parameters

Lecture 6: Scope

Lecture 7: Labs

Lecture 8: Lab 1 Review

Lecture 9: Lab 2 Review

Chapter 8: Object-Oriented Programming

Lecture 1: Objectives

Lecture 2: Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming

Lecture 3: Classes and Objects

Lecture 4: Fields and Methods

Lecture 5: Encapsulation

Lecture 6: Access Control

Lecture 7: Inheritance

Lecture 8: Polymorphism

Lecture 9: Demonstrating Polymorphism with Arrays

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1 stars: 18 votes

2 stars: 23 votes

3 stars: 126 votes

4 stars: 452 votes

5 stars: 756 votes

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