Java Programming for Humans!

Java Programming for Humans!, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 79 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 126 reviews, and has 1963 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: Java Programming for Humans!

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 79

Number of Quizzes: 3

Number of Published Lectures: 79

Number of Published Quizzes: 3

Number of Curriculum Items: 82

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 82

Original Price: $84.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Write basic Java applications, including GUI apps!

Read and understand Java code

Handle program errors

Package applications as JAR or EXE files

Who Should Attend

This course is designed with the complete beginner in mind!

Target Audiences

This course is designed with the complete beginner in mind!

Java for Humans is a course designed with the complete beginner in mind. No previous programming experience is required. You — yes, you! — can start programming today.

Whether you want to learn how to write code for fun, or to get ahead in your career, this course will help you achieve your goals.

All instruction is in plain, simple English. No technical jargon or complicated terms to memorize. Learn as you code! If you’ve ever struggled to figure out a programming textbook, this course is designed with you in mind.

I hated those huge, clunky books and you know what? They never helped me learn a programming language — no matter how hard I tried. What finally helped me was an instructor who explained everything to me in plain terms.

In this course, that’s exactly what I’ll be doing for you!

I cover everything you, as a beginner, need to know. You’ll write 5 complete Java apps (and many smaller apps) along the way and we’ll have FUN learning Java together.

Don’t forget that there is a 100% moneyback guarantee on this course, so you risk absolutely nothing. Try the course out for a full 30 days and if you aren’t completely satisfied (I’m confident you will be), you get every penny back.

You’ll also receive free course updates. When something new is added to the course, you’ll get it for free!

So, what are you waiting for? Start learning Java today. Enroll in this course and let’s get going!

If you have any questions prior to enrollment, please send me a private message and I’d be happy to assist you in every way possible.

Cheers,
Cody

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Welcome to Java for Humans!

Lecture 2: Overview of Java in 3 Easy Steps!

Lecture 3: Notepad++ Installation (Windows)

Lecture 4: Downloading the JDK (Windows)

Lecture 5: Installing the JDK (Windows)

Lecture 6: Setting Environment Variables (Windows)

Lecture 7: Java Setup on Mac OS X

Lecture 8: Java Setup on Linux (Example: Ubuntu)

Chapter 2: Program #1: Hello, World!

Lecture 1: Hello, World! [Code Attached]

Lecture 2: Hello, World! In-Depth: Introduction

Lecture 3: Hello, World! In-Depth: The Class

Lecture 4: Hello, World! In-Depth: The Method

Lecture 5: Hello, World! In-Depth: System.out.println

Lecture 6: Coding Challenge!

Chapter 3: Program #2: Age Calculator

Lecture 1: Arithmetic Symbols

Lecture 2: Creating an Integer (int) Variable

Lecture 3: Performing Basic Arithmetic with Variables

Lecture 4: Changing the Variable

Lecture 5: More Common Data Types

Lecture 6: Code Challenge! #2 (Variables)

Lecture 7: Creating an Age Calculator Program

Lecture 8: Improving the Age Calc: Basic Logic

Lecture 9: Logic Operators and If Statements

Lecture 10: Else Statements

Lecture 11: Finishing the Age Calc [Code Attached]

Lecture 12: Introduction to Arrays & Casting

Chapter 4: Core Concepts 1

Lecture 1: Commenting Your Code

Lecture 2: Precedence

Lecture 3: Operator Shortcuts (a += b, etc.)

Lecture 4: The Magical Escape Character!

Lecture 5: Creating a Template File

Chapter 5: Branching & Looping

Lecture 1: Branching with Switch

Lecture 2: Dealing with Empty args

Lecture 3: Looping with while

Lecture 4: For Loops

Lecture 5: Do While Loops

Chapter 6: Program #3: Functional Calculator

Lecture 1: First Steps to a Functional Calculator

Lecture 2: Writing the Core Code

Lecture 3: Dealing with Argument Input Errors

Lecture 4: Handling Exceptions with try and catch [Code Attached]

Chapter 7: Core Concepts 2

Lecture 1: Creating and Using Arrays

Lecture 2: Casting Variable Data

Lecture 3: Math: Rounding Numbers

Lecture 4: Math: Generating Random Numbers

Lecture 5: Creating Another Method

Lecture 6: Understanding Scope

Chapter 8: Program #4: Tic Tac Toe Game

Lecture 1: Tic Tac Toe Program: Introduction

Lecture 2: Getting User Input with Scanner

Lecture 3: Creating Class Variables and Sub-Methods

Lecture 4: Creating the main and drawBoard methods

Lecture 5: Creating the setup method

Lecture 6: Creating the game method

Lecture 7: Creating the oppMove method

Lecture 8: Creating the checkWin method

Lecture 9: The Final Method + Test Play! [Code Attached]

Lecture 10: Coding Challenge!

Chapter 9: Core Concepts 3

Lecture 1: Working with Multiple Classes

Lecture 2: Instantiating Objects

Lecture 3: Introduction to IDEs

Lecture 4: NetBeans IDE: Overview

Lecture 5: Eclipse IDE: Overview

Lecture 6: Using Visual Studio for Java Programming

Lecture 7: Generating JAR Files

Lecture 8: Turning JAR file into an EXE with JSmooth

Chapter 10: Program #5: The File Guru

Lecture 1: Setting up the FileGuru Class

Lecture 2: Setting up the Actions Class

Lecture 3: The list Method

Lecture 4: The read Method

Lecture 5: The write Method

Lecture 6: Error Handling in FileGuru Class

Lecture 7: Finishing Touches [Code Attached]

Chapter 11: Creating Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs)

Lecture 1: Creating a Swing Window

Lecture 2: Swing Buttons

Lecture 3: Grids & Layouts

Lecture 4: Button Events

Lecture 5: Keyboard Interaction

Lecture 6: Mouse Interaction

Lecture 7: Creating Dialog Boxes

Chapter 12: Course Review

Lecture 1: Congratulations!

Instructors

Cody Ray Miller
Entrepreneur, Consultant, and IT Professional

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