Java Tutorial for Complete Beginners

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Title: Java Tutorial for Complete Beginners

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.47

Number of Lectures: 74

Number of Published Lectures: 73

Number of Curriculum Items: 74

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 73

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn to program in Java

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to learn Java

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to learn Java

Learn to program in the Java programming language. This course assumes no prior programming knowledge, just a desire to learn to program.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction and Installation

Lecture 2: What Java Is and How It Works

Lecture 3: Getting a Job and What to Study After Completing Basic Java

Lecture 4: How To Get The Most Out Of This Course

Chapter 2: Programming Core Java

Lecture 1: A Hello World Program

Lecture 2: Using Variables

Lecture 3: Strings: Working With Text

Lecture 4: While Loops

Lecture 5: For Loops

Lecture 6: If

Lecture 7: Getting User Input

Lecture 8: Do While

Lecture 9: Switch

Lecture 10: Arrays

Lecture 11: Arrays of Strings

Lecture 12: Multi-Dimensional Arrays

Lecture 13: Classes and Objects

Lecture 14: Methods

Lecture 15: Getters and Return Values

Lecture 16: Method Parameters

Lecture 17: Setters and this

Lecture 18: Constructors

Lecture 19: Static (and Final)

Lecture 20: String Builder and String Formatting

Lecture 21: The toString Method

Lecture 22: Inheritance

Lecture 23: Packages

Lecture 24: Interfaces

Lecture 25: Public, Private, Protected

Lecture 26: Polymorphism

Lecture 27: Encapsulation and the API Docs

Lecture 28: Casting Numerical Values

Lecture 29: Upcasting and Downcasting

Lecture 30: Using Generics

Lecture 31: Generics and Wildcards

Lecture 32: Anonymous Classes

Lecture 33: Reading Files Using Scanner

Lecture 34: Handling Exceptions

Lecture 35: Multiple Exceptions

Lecture 36: Runtime vs. Checked Exceptions

Lecture 37: Abstract Classes

Lecture 38: Reading Files With File Reader

Lecture 39: Try-With-Resources

Lecture 40: Creating and Writing Text Files

Lecture 41: The Equals Method

Lecture 42: Inner Classes

Lecture 43: Enum Types: Basic and Advanced Usage

Lecture 44: Recursion: A Useful Trick Up Your Sleeve

Lecture 45: Serialization: Saving Objects to Files

Lecture 46: Serializing Arrays

Lecture 47: The Transient Keyword and More Serialization

Lecture 48: Passing by Value

Chapter 3: The Java Collections Framework

Lecture 1: ArrayList: Arrays the Easy Way

Lecture 2: Linked Lists

Lecture 3: HashMap: Retrieving Objects via a Key

Lecture 4: Sorted Maps

Lecture 5: Sets

Lecture 6: Using Custom Objects in Sets and as Keys in Maps

Lecture 7: Sorting Lists

Lecture 8: Natural Ordering

Lecture 9: Queues

Lecture 10: Using Iterators

Lecture 11: Implementing Iterable

Lecture 12: Deciding Which Collection to Use

Lecture 13: Complex Data Structures

Chapter 4: Appendix

Lecture 1: Eclipse Shortcuts

Lecture 2: Getting a Job Extended Version: What you need, a strategy for finding work, and my story.

Lecture 3: Ten Tips for Improving Your Coding

Lecture 4: Debugging in Eclipse

Chapter 5: Whats New In Java 8?

Lecture 1: Lambda Expressions

Chapter 6: Tests

Lecture 1: Basic Java Programming: Test Your Knowledge

Chapter 7: Source Code

Lecture 1: Source Code

Chapter 8: Bonus

Lecture 1: Bonus: Learn Advanced Java

Instructors

John Purcell
Software Development Trainer

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