Java for Beginners- Your Quick Guide to Java Programming

Java for Beginners: Your Quick Guide to Java Programming, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.46, with 148 lectures, based on 247 reviews, and has 1436 subscribers.

You will learn about You will learn important Java skills necessary to start your career in development Become a Java developer – one of the hottest skills in the modern world Learn the core foundation skills to progress on afterwards to study and pass your Java Certificate exam Learn the most popular programming language, great for building applications, software development, web development, web applications + more Learn Java to work in industries such as cloud, artificial intelligence, big data, the internet of things, and more, This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to become a Java developer or Anyone interested in computer programming, with no experience or Absolute beginners with no programming experience It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to become a Java developer or Anyone interested in computer programming, with no experience or Absolute beginners with no programming experience.

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Summary

Title: Java for Beginners: Your Quick Guide to Java Programming

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.46

Number of Lectures: 148

Number of Published Lectures: 148

Number of Curriculum Items: 148

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 148

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

You will learn important Java skills necessary to start your career in development

Become a Java developer – one of the hottest skills in the modern world

Learn the core foundation skills to progress on afterwards to study and pass your Java Certificate exam

Learn the most popular programming language, great for building applications, software development, web development, web applications + more

Learn Java to work in industries such as cloud, artificial intelligence, big data, the internet of things, and more,

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to become a Java developer

Anyone interested in computer programming, with no experience

Absolute beginners with no programming experience

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to become a Java developer

Anyone interested in computer programming, with no experience

Absolute beginners with no programming experience

If you want to learn Java, and are an absolute beginner looking for a great course for someone with zero experience, this is the perfect Java course for you.

Why learn Java?

Java is one of the most popular programming languages. Knowing Java will give you a highly desired skill, perfect for a long term career with a great salary. Java is used for software development, mobile and web applications, cloud and big data projects, the internet of things, artificial intelligence, and much more!

By learning Java, you can get the job of your dream!

Why take this Java for Beginners course?

We know there are countless Java courses out there. Many of them are packed with ‘extra’ hours of content that aren’t necessary for your education. With this Java for Beginners course, we stick to the most important skills so that you can learn Java quickly and efficiently.

Your lead instructor is Matt Speake, an incredible online Java teacher who breaks down Java to make it easy for anyone to understand. Matt will be there when you get stuck to answer your questions.

We believe this is the only & the best first Java course for you to take.

What do you get when you enroll in this Java for Beginners course?

Easy-to-watch video tutorials

Real world project files to practice along with

Premium instructor support

Certificate of completion

Lifetime access to course updates

What will you learn in this Java for Beginners course?

Here are several of the core components of this Java course.

Learn the basics of programming

Learn the tools you need to program with Java

Learn how to set up your Java programming environment

Learn how to start a new project

Learn variables & types of data

Learn expressions & strings

Learn conditionals & loops

Learn methods, classes & objects

Learn exceptions & collections

Don’t worry, if you don’t understand what these terms mean, you’ll understand everything from the course!

Learn Java Easily.

We’re so excited to teach you Java, and help you on your journey to becoming a programmer.

See you in class!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome to the Course!

Lecture 1: Introduction | Java Programming Course

Lecture 2: What is Programming? | Java Programming Course

Lecture 3: The Tools You Need | Java Programming Course

Chapter 2: Setting Up

Lecture 1: Section Introduction | Java Programming Course

Lecture 2: Installing the JDK on Windows | Java Programming Course

Lecture 3: Setting up Environment Variables on Windows | Java Programming Course

Lecture 4: Installing IntelliJ IDEA on Windows | Java Programming Course

Lecture 5: Installing the JDK on Mac | Java Programming Course

Lecture 6: Setting up Environment Variables on Mac | Java Programming Course

Lecture 7: Installing IntelliJ IDEA on Mac | Java Programming Course

Chapter 3: First Steps

Lecture 1: Section Introduction | Java Programming Course

Lecture 2: Creating a New Project | Java Programming Course

Lecture 3: Creating and Loading a Template Project | Java Programming Course

Lecture 4: Welcome to Your Challenge! | Java Programming Course

Lecture 5: Challenge Part 1 – Exercise | Java Programming Course

Lecture 6: Challenge Part 1 – Solution | Java Programming Course

Chapter 4: Variables

Lecture 1: Section Introduction | Java Programming Course

Lecture 2: What are Variables? | Java Programming Course

Lecture 3: ints | Java Programming Course

Lecture 4: doubles | Java Programming Course

Lecture 5: booleans | Java Programming Course

Lecture 6: Strings | Java Programming Course

Lecture 7: Primitive vs Class Types | Java Programming Course

Lecture 8: Conclusion | Java Programming Course

Lecture 9: Challenge Part 2 – Exercise | Java Programming Course

Lecture 10: Challenge Part 2 – Solution | Java Programming Course

Chapter 5: Expressions

Lecture 1: Section Introduction | Java Programming Course

Lecture 2: Numeric Expressions | Java Programming Course

Lecture 3: Boolean Expressions | Java Programming Course

Lecture 4: Simplifying Boolean Expressions | Java Programming Course

Lecture 5: Logical Operators | Java Programming Course

Lecture 6: Challenge Part 3 – Exercise | Java Programming Course

Lecture 7: Challenge Part 3 – Solution | Java Programming Course

Chapter 6: Strings

Lecture 1: Section Introduction | Java Programming Course

Lecture 2: String Concatenation | Java Programming Course

Lecture 3: String Operations | Java Programming Course

Lecture 4: Transforming Strings | Java Programming Course

Lecture 5: Boolean-based String Checks | Java Programming Course

Lecture 6: Int-based String Checks | Java Programming Course

Lecture 7: Creating New Strings | Java Programming Course

Lecture 8: Challenge Part 4 – Exercise | Java Programming Course

Lecture 9: Challenge Part 4 – Solution | Java Programming Course

Chapter 7: Conditionals

Lecture 1: Section Introduction | Java Programming Course

Lecture 2: Logical Operators Recap | Java Programming Course

Lecture 3: The If Block | Java Programming Course

Lecture 4: The Else Block | Java Programming Course

Lecture 5: Alternate Flows with Elseif | Java Programming Course

Lecture 6: Thinking About Conditionals | Java Programming Course

Lecture 7: Dead Branches | Java Programming Course

Lecture 8: Nested Conditionals | Java Programming Course

Lecture 9: Good vs Bad Refactoring | Java Programming Course

Lecture 10: The Switch Statement | Java Programming Course

Lecture 11: Break Statements in Switches | Java Programming Course

Lecture 12: The Ternary Operator | Java Programming Course

Lecture 13: Challenge Part 5 – Exercise | Java Programming Course

Lecture 14: Challenge Part 5 – Solution | Java Programming Course

Chapter 8: Loops

Lecture 1: Section Introduction | Java Programming Course

Lecture 2: What are Loops? | Java Programming Course

Lecture 3: The While Loop | Java Programming Course

Lecture 4: The Do While Loop | Java Programming Course

Lecture 5: The For Loop | Java Programming Course

Lecture 6: Esoteric Loops | Java Programming Course

Lecture 7: The For Each Loop with Collections | Java Programming Course

Lecture 8: Processing Collections with Streams | Java Programming Course

Lecture 9: Challenge Part 6 – Exercise | Java Programming Course

Lecture 10: Challenge Part 6 – Solution | Java Programming Course

Chapter 9: Methods

Lecture 1: Section Introduction | Java Programming Course

Lecture 2: What are Methods? | Java Programming Course

Lecture 3: Creating a Method | Java Programming Course

Lecture 4: Calling a Method | Java Programming Course

Lecture 5: Passing Parameters | Java Programming Course

Lecture 6: Passing Multiple Parameters | Java Programming Course

Lecture 7: Returning Output from a Method | Java Programming Course

Lecture 8: Using a Returned Value | Java Programming Course

Lecture 9: Refactoring: Inlining | Java Programming Course

Lecture 10: Refactoring: Removing Unnecessary Variables | Java Programming Course

Lecture 11: Challenge Part 7 – Exercise | Java Programming Course

Lecture 12: Challenge Part 7 – Solution | Java Programming Course

Chapter 10: Classes and Objects

Lecture 1: Section Introduction | Java Programming Course

Lecture 2: What are Objects? | Java Programming Course

Lecture 3: Creating a Class | Java Programming Course

Lecture 4: Visibility Modifiers | Java Programming Course

Lecture 5: Constructors | Java Programming Course

Lecture 6: The Default Constructor | Java Programming Course

Lecture 7: Instances and State | Java Programming Course

Lecture 8: Adding Methods to Classes | Java Programming Course

Lecture 9: Getters and Setters | Java Programming Course

Lecture 10: Why Encapsulation is Important | Java Programming Course

Lecture 11: Protecting the Integrity of Your Objects | Java Programming Course

Lecture 12: Composing Objects | Java Programming Course

Instructors

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Matt Speake
Java Technologist and Trainer

Phil Ebiner
Top-Rated Udemy Instructor, 3 Million+ Students

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 2 votes

2 stars: 7 votes

3 stars: 28 votes

4 stars: 91 votes

5 stars: 119 votes

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