Java- The Complete Guide for Beginners

Java: The Complete Guide for Beginners, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3, with 58 lectures, based on 1 reviews, and has 3 subscribers.

You will learn about What is character testing? How to write a toString method? What is incrementing and decrementing? What is a running total? What is a block comment? This course is ideal for individuals who are Starters in learning Java It is particularly useful for Starters in learning Java.

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Summary

Title: Java: The Complete Guide for Beginners

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3

Number of Lectures: 58

Number of Published Lectures: 58

Number of Curriculum Items: 58

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 58

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

What is character testing?

How to write a toString method?

What is incrementing and decrementing?

What is a running total?

What is a block comment?

Who Should Attend

Starters in learning Java

Target Audiences

Starters in learning Java

This course is designed for students who wish to learn Java. In this class, I will be teaching you all about Java’s arrays to toString method to the changeMe method. This course will help anyone get started with learning java as their first experience in computer programming. I will be using Jgrasp as the graphical interface to write each program. This course can be refreshing for those who might already have experience in Java.

I will go through the essentials for writing any program. The loop and the while loops are commonly used in writing programs. I have an entire section on devoting time in learning while loops and other forms of loops. I will confess loops are used in writing software because loops can continue until a person decides to end the loop with a specific command. I think this is possibly something people might frequently observe programs.

I will speak about logical operators and floating-point data types. I think logical operators are quite easy to understand. I think with reiterations and continual practice logical operators like != will be easy to pick up in computer programming. I will have a lecture on other data types too. I think one of the most exposed one is the int data type however, I will point out the char, String, and less used data types in my class.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Installing Jgrasp

Lecture 1: Installing Jgrasp

Chapter 2: Java Fundamentals

Lecture 1: Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 2: Block Comments

Lecture 3: Char data type

Lecture 4: Creating a String Object

Lecture 5: Dialog Box

Lecture 6: Escape Sequences

Lecture 7: Floating point

Lecture 8: Literals

Lecture 9: Multi-line comments

Lecture 10: Println Method

Lecture 11: Scanner Object

Lecture 12: Simple program

Lecture 13: String Length

Lecture 14: String Length Pt.2

Chapter 3: Decision Structures

Lecture 1: Case Statements

Lecture 2: Comparing Strings

Lecture 3: If-else statement

Lecture 4: If statement

Lecture 5: Else-if statement

Lecture 6: Ignoring Case in String Characters

Lecture 7: Logical Operators

Lecture 8: Nested if statements

Lecture 9: Printf method

Lecture 10: Variable Declaration

Chapter 4: Loops and files

Lecture 1: Do-while loop

Lecture 2: For loop

Lecture 3: Increment and Decrement

Lecture 4: Nested loop

Lecture 5: Running total

Lecture 6: While loop Pt.1

Lecture 7: While loop Pt.2

Lecture 8: While loop Pt.3

Chapter 5: Methods

Lecture 1: ChangeMe Method

Lecture 2: Hierarchical Method Calls

Lecture 3: Local Variables

Lecture 4: Passing Arguments

Lecture 5: Simple Method

Lecture 6: Value-Returning Method

Lecture 7: Void Method

Chapter 6: Array and ArrayList Class

Lecture 1: Array Initialization

Lecture 2: ArrayList

Lecture 3: Arrays

Lecture 4: Passing Array

Lecture 5: Pay Array

Lecture 6: Return Array

Lecture 7: String of Arrays

Lecture 8: Two-Dimensional Arrays

Chapter 7: Look at Class and Objects

Lecture 1: Aggregation

Lecture 2: Copy Constructors

Lecture 3: Enumerated Types

Lecture 4: Equals Method

Lecture 5: Static Method

Lecture 6: ToString method

Chapter 8: Test Processing

Lecture 1: Additional toString Method

Lecture 2: Character Testing

Lecture 3: Character Testing Pt.2

Lecture 4: ToString Method Pt.2

Instructors

Meji Amudipe
Computer Programmer

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