Java Bootcamp (with Java 17)

Java Bootcamp (with Java 17), available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 136 lectures, based on 148 reviews, and has 15821 subscribers.

You will learn about Java and advanced Java Hands-on programming New Java features jdbc with MySQL Solving questions This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Programmers, Engineering college students, App Developer. This course is meant typically for those who want to learn Java with some exposure to c, like freshers. or This course is meant typically for those who want to learn Java with some exposure to c, like freshers. It is particularly useful for Beginner Programmers, Engineering college students, App Developer. This course is meant typically for those who want to learn Java with some exposure to c, like freshers. or This course is meant typically for those who want to learn Java with some exposure to c, like freshers.

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Summary

Title: Java Bootcamp (with Java 17)

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 136

Number of Published Lectures: 136

Number of Curriculum Items: 136

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 136

Original Price: ?799

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Java and advanced Java Hands-on programming

New Java features

jdbc with MySQL

Solving questions

Who Should Attend

Beginner Programmers, Engineering college students, App Developer. This course is meant typically for those who want to learn Java with some exposure to c, like freshers.

This course is meant typically for those who want to learn Java with some exposure to c, like freshers.

Target Audiences

Beginner Programmers, Engineering college students, App Developer. This course is meant typically for those who want to learn Java with some exposure to c, like freshers.

This course is meant typically for those who want to learn Java with some exposure to c, like freshers.

The java course provides exhaustive material to study java programming in detail. The programs (java code) are also provided as resources material. A student can use these programs as reference and learn  by going through them. The course not just covers basic topics of java but also several advanced topics.  This course will benefit those who are doing programming for first time and also to those who have done some (/limited programming) in other languages like C/C++. Even those who have done programming using  python , javascript will also benefit. An IDE (Integrated Development Environment) is used for executing programs. The programs are explained by putting print (/break points) statements with preferably line-by-line walk through.

Those who have done just core java will also benefit by studying New Features along with advanced topics.

Following topics are part of the course:

Java

Object Oriented Programming

Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism

Late Binding of Functions

Classes & Objects

Access Control of Class Members

Constructors

Method Overloading

Inheritance

super and final

Runtime Polymorphism

Abstract classes & Methods

Interfaces & their Implementation

Packages

Static Data & Functions

Exception Handling

Types of Exceptions

Use of try catch block

Handling multiple exceptions

finally, throw & throws clause

User defined exceptions

Wrapper classes

Autoboxing

New Features (beyond java 8/9)

Type Inference , local variables

Reference Type variables

JShell

JShell, Basics

JShell, Methods

JShell, Class

JShell, Builtin Variables

JShell, Import and other commands

Lambda Expression

Lambda Expression, Functional Interfaces

Lambda Expression, Single Expression

Lambda Expression, Block Expression

Generics with Lambda Expression

Collections with Lambda Expression

Lambda Expression, Method reference

Lambda Expression, Instance Method

Lambda Expression, Generic Method

Modules

Modules, Requires, Export

Modules, Implied Dependency

Modules, Legacy Support

New HTTP Client

New HTTP Client, programming

New HTTP Client, Asynchronous Get

New HTTP Client, Asynchronous Multiple Get

New HTTP Client, Synchronous Get

New HTTP Client, Synchronous Post

New HTTP Client, Authenticator

Stream API

Stream API, Serial and Parallel Stream Creation

Stream API,  Parallel Stream Reduce

Stream API,  Parallel Stream Map Reduce Filter

Stream API,  Parallel Stream to Collection

Stream API,  Spliterator, Iterator

String, Pattern Switch

User defined Type, Pattern Switch

Serialization

Serialization , File usage

Serialization, Object serialization , Custom Filter-Pattern

Serialization, Custom Filter as Class

Serialization, Context Filter

Record

Record classes

Sealed Classes

Sealed , sealed, un-sealed, permits

Sealed Classes, Program

Sealed Classes, Reflection

Advanced Java

Generics

Strings

Collections

ArrayList,

LinkedList,

HashSet,

TreeSet,

HashMap

HashTable

TreeMap

Vector

Lambda Expressions

Using Lambda Expression with Collections (Datastructures)

Streams

Byte and Character Streams

File Handling

Multi-threading

Implementing Runnable Interface

Thread States

Thread Priorities

Inter-Thread Communication

NIO- New IO Support

Servlets

JDBC

Interaction with MySQL

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Java Introduction

Lecture 1: Java License & Course Contents

Lecture 2: Course Overview

Lecture 3: Development Environment

Lecture 4: First Program – Hello World !

Lecture 5: History and Introduction to Java (part 1)

Lecture 6: History and Introduction to Java (part 2)

Lecture 7: Java Datatypes

Lecture 8: Java Arrays and Loops

Lecture 9: Java Arrays and Loops (with Practical)

Lecture 10: Exercise- Datatypes, Arrays, Loops

Chapter 2: Java Classes and Objects

Lecture 1: Java Classes and Objects – Basics

Lecture 2: Java Classes and Objects (with Practical)

Lecture 3: Java Object Reference and Class Methods

Lecture 4: Java Class Methods (with Practical)

Lecture 5: Java Constructor, this keyword

Lecture 6: Java Constructor (with Practical)

Lecture 7: Java Overloading

Lecture 8: Java Overloading (with Practical)

Lecture 9: Java Argument Passing (with Practical)

Lecture 10: Java Access Control within Package (with Practical)

Lecture 11: Java static keyword (with Practical)

Lecture 12: Exercise- Classes and Objects

Chapter 3: Java Shell (JShell)

Lecture 1: JShell Basics – Demo

Lecture 2: JShell Methods – Demo

Lecture 3: JShell Class – Demo

Lecture 4: JShell Built-in Variables – Demo

Lecture 5: JShell Import, Misc Commands – Demo

Chapter 4: Java Inheritance

Lecture 1: Java Inheritance Introduction (with Practical)

Lecture 2: Java Inheritance member access (with Practical)

Lecture 3: Java Inheritance: super (with Practical)

Lecture 4: Java Inheritance: Multi Level class hierarchy (with Practical)

Lecture 5: Java Inheritance: Overriding (with Practical)

Lecture 6: Java Inheritance: Runtime Polymorphism (with Practical)

Lecture 7: Java Inheritance: Abstract Class (with Practical)

Lecture 8: Java Inheritance: Preventing Overriding

Lecture 9: Exercise- Inheritance

Chapter 5: Java Packages

Lecture 1: Java Packages- Overview

Lecture 2: Java Packages- Hands-on (part1)

Lecture 3: Java Packages- Hands-on (part2)

Lecture 4: Exercise – Access Modifiers, Packages

Chapter 6: Java Interfaces

Lecture 1: Java Interfaces – Overview

Lecture 2: Java Interfaces – Hands-on

Lecture 3: Extending Java Interfaces

Chapter 7: Java Exceptions

Lecture 1: Java Exceptions – Overview

Lecture 2: Java Exceptions – Hands-on

Chapter 8: Java Threads

Lecture 1: Threads – Overview

Lecture 2: Threads – Hands-on

Lecture 3: Thread Synchronization – Overview

Lecture 4: Thread Synchronization – Hands-on

Lecture 5: Inter Thread Communication and Hands-on

Chapter 9: Wrapper Classes, Autoboxing

Lecture 1: Wrapper Classes, Autoboxing (Boxing / Unboxing)

Lecture 2: Wrapper Classes, Autoboxing (Practical / Hands-on)

Chapter 10: Java Streams, File Input Output

Lecture 1: Streams, File Input Output – Overview

Lecture 2: Streams, File Input Output – Hands-on

Chapter 11: Java Strings

Lecture 1: Strings- part1

Lecture 2: Strings- part2

Chapter 12: Java Generics

Lecture 1: Generic Class – Overview

Lecture 2: Generic Class – Hands-on

Lecture 3: Generics Arrays and its Hands-on

Lecture 4: Generic Methods, Interfaces and its Hands-on

Lecture 5: Generic Class Hierarchy, RTTI and its Hands-on

Chapter 13: Variable Type – var

Lecture 1: Local variable Type Inference

Lecture 2: Reference variable Type inference

Lecture 3: Demo Source Code

Chapter 14: Java Collections (Datastructures)

Lecture 1: Collections Overview, ArrayList, Iterator

Lecture 2: ArrayList, Iterator Hands-on

Lecture 3: Hashmap Overview

Lecture 4: Hashmap – Hands-on

Lecture 5: HashTable and its Hands-on

Lecture 6: HashSet and its Hands-on

Lecture 7: TreeSet and its Hands-on

Lecture 8: TreeMap and its Hands-on

Lecture 9: Comparison of various Datastructures

Lecture 10: Vector, LinkedList and its Hands-on

Chapter 15: Modules

Lecture 1: Modules Overview

Lecture 2: Requires Export – Demo

Lecture 3: Requires Export – Details

Lecture 4: Implied Dependency

Lecture 5: Legacy Support

Lecture 6: Demo Source Code

Lecture 7: Exercise

Chapter 16: Java NIO – New Input Output

Lecture 1: Java NIO – Concepts and Details

Lecture 2: Java NIO- Read file and mapped approach (with Practical)

Lecture 3: Java NIO- Write file and mapped approach (with Practical)

Instructors

Shrirang Korde
Technologist

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 6 votes

2 stars: 2 votes

3 stars: 35 votes

4 stars: 53 votes

5 stars: 52 votes

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