Java for Absolute Beginners

Java for Absolute Beginners, available at $109.99, has an average rating of 4.61, with 147 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 8604 reviews, and has 35998 subscribers.

You will learn about The fundamentals of Java How to understand and write simple Java programs Practice exercises to strengthen your coding knowledge This course is ideal for individuals who are Those who have never programmed before, and wish to start their journey with Java or Those who want concepts explained to them in a clear and logical way It is particularly useful for Those who have never programmed before, and wish to start their journey with Java or Those who want concepts explained to them in a clear and logical way.

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Summary

Title: Java for Absolute Beginners

Price: $109.99

Average Rating: 4.61

Number of Lectures: 147

Number of Quizzes: 2

Number of Published Lectures: 121

Number of Curriculum Items: 149

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 121

Original Price: $27.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The fundamentals of Java

How to understand and write simple Java programs

Practice exercises to strengthen your coding knowledge

Who Should Attend

Those who have never programmed before, and wish to start their journey with Java

Those who want concepts explained to them in a clear and logical way

Target Audiences

Those who have never programmed before, and wish to start their journey with Java

Those who want concepts explained to them in a clear and logical way

Java for Absolute Beginners is designed for those who have no previous experience in computer?programming/coding. This course aims to?teach?programming at a steady pace with straightforward?explanations so that you are not left with a thousand questions. Topics are explained in plain English and with?the necessary depth,?enabling you?to piece everything together with ease.

This course includes:

Videos

Starting at the basics and working our way to more advanced topics

Easily digestible videos which tell you what you need to know without long-winded explanations or digressions

Concepts described in detail?without straying to far from the topic at hand

Coding Exercises

Exercises at relevant stages

Exercise solutions

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: First Steps

Lecture 1: Downloading and installing IntelliJ IDEA

Lecture 2: Creating a new Java project

Chapter 2: Introduction to Java Code

Lecture 1: A Java program is like a recipe

Lecture 2: A recipes method and Java methods

Lecture 3: The structure of a basic program

Chapter 3: HelloWorld: Writing Our First Program

Lecture 1: Displaying a message on the screen

Lecture 2: Formatting text using escape sequences

Lecture 3: A glimpse into methods and System.out.println()

Lecture 4: Using packages to organise our classes

Lecture 5: Coding Challenge 1 – HelloWorld

Chapter 4: Variables

Lecture 1: Introduction to variables

Lecture 2: The int and double data types

Lecture 3: Variable manipulation and integer division

Lecture 4: The char, boolean, and String data types

Lecture 5: Variable naming rules and best practices

Lecture 6: Type casting

Chapter 5: User Input

Lecture 1: Reading input using the Scanner

Lecture 2: Writing a question and answer program

Lecture 3: The System.out.format() method

Lecture 4: Applying System.out.format()

Lecture 5: Tokens and the nextLine() method

Lecture 6: Coding Challenge 2 – User Input

Chapter 6: Conditional Statements

Lecture 1: Introduction to if-statements

Lecture 2: If, else-if, and else blocks

Lecture 3: Complex conditions with logical operators

Lecture 4: Checking String equality

Lecture 5: Nesting if-statements

Lecture 6: Lexical scope

Lecture 7: The switch statement

Lecture 8: Coding Challenge 3 – If-then Statements

Chapter 7: Loops

Lecture 1: The while loop

Lecture 2: The for loop

Lecture 3: Break and continue

Lecture 4: The do-while loop

Lecture 5: The modulo operator

Lecture 6: Coding Challenge 4 – Loops

Chapter 8: Arrays

Lecture 1: Introduction to arrays

Lecture 2: Adaptive iteration

Lecture 3: Simple processing using arrays

Lecture 4: Sizes, types, and fortune tellers

Lecture 5: Inputting data and generating a statistic

Lecture 6: Foreach loop

Lecture 7: Coding Challenge 5 – Arrays

Chapter 9: Methods (Functions)

Lecture 1: Introduction to methods

Lecture 2: Passing data to methods

Lecture 3: Returning data from methods

Lecture 4: Passing and returning data

Lecture 5: References (part 1)

Lecture 6: References (part 2)

Lecture 7: Class/Static members

Chapter 10: Java Fundamentals Wrap Up

Lecture 1: Program walkthrough: Tic-Tac-Toe

Lecture 2: Program walkthrough: Prime Numbers

Lecture 3: Coding Challenge 6 – End of Section Challenges

Chapter 11: Practical: A Simple Guest List Program

Lecture 1: Creating the menu and displaying the guest list

Lecture 2: Adding guests

Lecture 3: Deleting guests (part 1)

Lecture 4: Deleting guests (part 2)

Lecture 5: The full code

Lecture 6: Exercise 1

Lecture 7: Solution: Exercise 1

Lecture 8: Exercise 2

Lecture 9: Solution: Exercise 2

Lecture 10: Exercise 3

Lecture 11: Solution: Exercise 3

Lecture 12: Exercise 4

Lecture 13: Solution: Exercise 4

Lecture 14: Exercise 5

Lecture 15: Solution: Exercise 5

Lecture 16: Exercise 6

Lecture 17: Solution: Exercise 6

Lecture 18: Exercise 7

Lecture 19: Solution: Exercise 7

Lecture 20: Exercise 8

Lecture 21: Solution: Exercise 8

Lecture 22: Exercise 9

Lecture 23: Solution: Exercise 9

Lecture 24: Exercise 10

Lecture 25: Solution: Exercise 10

Lecture 26: Exercise 11

Lecture 27: Solution: Exercise 11

Lecture 28: Exercise 12

Lecture 29: Solution: Exercise 12

Lecture 30: Exercise 13

Lecture 31: Solution: Exercise 13

Lecture 32: Exercise 14

Lecture 33: Solution: Exercise 14

Lecture 34: Exercise 15

Lecture 35: Solution: Exercise 15

Lecture 36: Exercise 16

Instructors

Nick H
Autodidact and Android Enthusiast

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