Learn programming in Java with the power of Animation

Learn programming in Java with the power of Animation, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.35, with 53 lectures, based on 28 reviews, and has 724 subscribers.

You will learn about You will be able to use Java as a programming language. You will be able to understand and solve programming problems in Java and other programming languages. You will have the skills required to debug your own Java programs. ?You will develop a library of Fundamental Programs in Java with the purpose of modifying them and using them in the future. This course is ideal for individuals who are Perfect course for someone who wants to start programming for the first time in Java. or It is also ideal for someone who already knows coding but struggles to solve problems or turn ideas into actual code. or Finally, it is a great place to expand your knowledge by learning Java, if you have already mastered other programming languages. It is particularly useful for Perfect course for someone who wants to start programming for the first time in Java. or It is also ideal for someone who already knows coding but struggles to solve problems or turn ideas into actual code. or Finally, it is a great place to expand your knowledge by learning Java, if you have already mastered other programming languages.

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Summary

Title: Learn programming in Java with the power of Animation

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.35

Number of Lectures: 53

Number of Published Lectures: 53

Number of Curriculum Items: 53

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 53

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

You will be able to use Java as a programming language.

You will be able to understand and solve programming problems in Java and other programming languages.

You will have the skills required to debug your own Java programs.

?You will develop a library of Fundamental Programs in Java with the purpose of modifying them and using them in the future.

Who Should Attend

Perfect course for someone who wants to start programming for the first time in Java.

It is also ideal for someone who already knows coding but struggles to solve problems or turn ideas into actual code.

Finally, it is a great place to expand your knowledge by learning Java, if you have already mastered other programming languages.

Target Audiences

Perfect course for someone who wants to start programming for the first time in Java.

It is also ideal for someone who already knows coding but struggles to solve problems or turn ideas into actual code.

Finally, it is a great place to expand your knowledge by learning Java, if you have already mastered other programming languages.

Java is a most useful?language to master!?I know that the?process of learning programming especially in Java?language?can be?difficult and frustrating. For this reason, we decided to?develop a different learning experience?for you.?Instead of just programming on a screen?in a Java?compiler:?

We use the?power of animation?in order to analyze the?basic ideas.

At the same time, we?use a?digital pen?in order to develop the?solution of the problem?for you in a theoretical base that takes into consideration the Java?programming principles.?

And finally, when you come to a good level of understanding of the problem, we start the?actual coding?in Java?language.

With these 3 layers of teaching process, you will?never feel that you can’t build a program?in Java?as a beginner?or in any other?programming language, because?we will be helping you in every step of the way. You will go a step further, by learning?not only the command lines?in Java?programming?language?but you will also?develop?your?algorithmic way of thinking, in order to solve a?problem efficiently and easily in any programming language including Java?programming.

If you already have previous exposure to a programming language, not only programming in Java?but also Python or C++?that we already worked with in our other?courses,?you already know that the challenging part is not how to write a Java?command line correctly. It is?how to use all the bits and pieces?that you have learned in order to?solve a problem. How to?take an application idea?that you have and?transform it into a program in Java?that works correctly in?every situation.?For this reason, we pay?the attention that every part of programming really needs. So in the first?part of the course we will start by learning the basics about Variables in Java?and how to solve interesting and challenging programs only with Java?Variables. Then in the next parts you will learn about the If statement, for?loops, classes and objects, arrays?and many more features?that a programming language like Java?contains. Our methodology involves solving carefully chosen problems and programming challenges. In many?cases, we will create 2 or even 3 different solutions, in order to teach you not only how to solve a problem, but how to craft a solution in Java, and how you can take different paths in order to reach a certain destination.

To follow this course you need to have a compiler to work in. You have two main options:

The first one is to download Java?programming language?from the internet. This is easy even for a Java?beginner, you can find numerous tutorials for that on YouTube, so I really don’t want to waste your time with information that is not essential.

The second one is to use a special web site where you can program in Java?language without any installation. More specifically, you can find it in google just by writing?“repl_it – Java”.

Finally I need to note that this is a Java?beginners course, because especially in the first sections we teach you how and where to use every programming language technique with a Java?beginner driven teaching method. By starting from complete zero and going all the way to intermediate programmer.

So come along to check out how our different approach works for you!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Lets get started

Chapter 2: Variables in Java

Lecture 1: What is a Variable?

Lecture 2: A step farther with variables in Java

Lecture 3: Read a Variable from the user

Lecture 4: How to Swap 2 Variables in Java

Lecture 5: Swap with Only 2 Variables Add-Subtract method

Lecture 6: Swap with Only 2 Variables XOR

Lecture 7: Bonus Video: How to program every day – How to create a consistent schedule

Lecture 8: Types of Variables

Lecture 9: How to generate Random numbers in Java

Lecture 10: How to calculate Modulo in Java

Lecture 11: Explanation of the Basic Java command lines

Lecture 12: How to map a Range of numbers to another

Lecture 13: Bonus Video: What is algorithmic thinking?

Chapter 3: If Statement in Java

Lecture 1: What is If Statement in Java

Lecture 2: Identify if a number is Odd or Even in Java

Lecture 3: Discriminant in Java

Lecture 4: How to calculate the Maximum between 3 numbers

Lecture 5: How to use the AND OR symbols in Java for beginners

Lecture 6: Bonus Video: What is programming logic? – How to become a better programmer

Lecture 7: Is the key number between the range?

Lecture 8: General rules for the exercises

Lecture 9: Absolute Number Part 1-Java for beginners

Lecture 10: Absolute Number Part 2-Java for beginners

Lecture 11: Bonus Video: How to stop Procrastinating during Programming

Chapter 4: Class and Objects

Lecture 1: What is class and object?

Lecture 2: Analysis in Java

Lecture 3: Better tactics for Object Oriented Programming

Lecture 4: Bonus Video: How to start typing faster on your keyboard without any effort

Lecture 5: Bonus Video: Is it important for programmers to type fast?

Chapter 5: For Loop in Java

Lecture 1: First Introduction to For Loop in Java

Lecture 2: Sum every number until N

Lecture 3: How to calculate the factorial of a number

Lecture 4: Fibonacci Series in Java

Lecture 5: Scan a Mathematical Function in Java

Lecture 6: Print only Odd number

Lecture 7: Power of a number part 1

Lecture 8: Power of a number part 2

Lecture 9: Bonus Video: 8 Steps to Solve a Programming problem without Breaking a Sweat!

Chapter 6: One Dimensional Arrays in Java

Lecture 1: Introduction to Arrays in Java

Lecture 2: Theory about Arrays

Lecture 3: How to create a random array in Java

Lecture 4: Find the average of an array

Lecture 5: Array Minimum-Maximum in Java from Scratch

Lecture 6: Dynamic Programming

Lecture 7: Dynamic Factorial Series in Java for beginners

Lecture 8: Calculate the points of a function Part 1 in Java

Lecture 9: Calculate the points of a function Part 2 In Java

Lecture 10: Bonus Video: Why programming seems so boring at first

Chapter 7: Sort an Array in Java

Lecture 1: Bubblesort Analysis

Lecture 2: Sort an Array with a Maximum Number

Lecture 3: Bonus Video: How to start a big Programming Project without getting lost

Chapter 8: Bonus Lecture: Special Gifts and Social Media Links

Lecture 1: Bonus Lecture: Two Special offers for you and Social Media Links

Instructors

Miltiadis Saratzidis
Founder of Philosophy Behind Coding – Computer Engineer

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5 stars: 16 votes

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