Java Programming for Complete Stranger

Java Programming for Complete Stranger, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 118 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 440 reviews, and has 35888 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: Java Programming for Complete Stranger

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 118

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 118

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 119

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 119

Original Price: ?7,900

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Java Programming for Complete Beginner

Who Should Attend

People who interested to learn a Programming language

Target Audiences

People who interested to learn a Programming language

This Java Tutorial has been prepared by well experienced Java Programmers for the Software Engineers to help them understand the basic to advanced concepts of Java Programming Language. After completing this tutorial, you will find yourself at a moderate level of expertise in Java, from where you can take yourself to the next levels.

This course is for complete beginners , you don’t need any prior knowledge. We are going to cover the following concepts.

Obtain Core Java skills

Essential Java basics

What Java is and how it works

Programming fundamentals with Java

JDK – Java Development Kit

JRE – Java Runtime Environment

JVM – Java Virtual Machine

First Java Program

Variable and Data Types

Operators in Java

Control Statements

Looping

All concepts of Object-Oriented Programming

Object

Class

Constructor

Encapsulation

Abstraction

Inheritance

Polymorphism

Interface in Java

Interface in Java8

Interface in Java9

Super and this keyword

Boxing Unboxing

Java Recursion

Call by Value

Strings

Wrapper Classes

Java Jobs

Java is very high in demand and all the major companies are recruiting Java Programmers to develop their Desktop, Web and Mobile applications.

Today a Java Programmer with 3-5 years of experience is asking for around $120,000 annual package and this is the most demanding programming language in America. Though it can vary depending on the location of the Job. Following are the great companies who are using Java and they need good Java Programmers

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Setup Java

Lecture 1: Java Installation Setup

Lecture 2: Java Environment Setup

Chapter 3: What is Java ?

Lecture 1: Java Basis Topics

Lecture 2: Byte Code Generation

Lecture 3: Java Virtual Machine Introduction

Lecture 4: JDK and JRE Introduction

Chapter 4: Java Features

Lecture 1: Main Features of Java

Lecture 2: Why Need to go for Java

Lecture 3: Java JVM Introduction

Lecture 4: Java Virtual Machine Architecture

Lecture 5: JDK vs JVM vs JRE Explanation

Chapter 5: Java Programming

Lecture 1: Write your first java program

Lecture 2: Run your first java program

Lecture 3: How Hello World is Working

Lecture 4: Java Class Naming Convention

Chapter 6: Variables in Java

Lecture 1: Java Variables Introduction Part 1

Lecture 2: Local Variables in Java

Lecture 3: Instance and Static Variable in Java

Chapter 7: Data Types

Lecture 1: Data Types in Java

Lecture 2: Explore Variable Type Part 1

Lecture 3: All Data Type Variable Example

Lecture 4: Different Types of Example

Lecture 5: Instance vs Static Example

Lecture 6: Rules to Declare a Variable

Chapter 8: Operators in Java

Lecture 1: Arithmetic Operator Example

Lecture 2: Assignment Operator Example

Lecture 3: Increment Decrement Operator Example

Lecture 4: Logical Operator Example

Lecture 5: Relational Operator Example

Lecture 6: Ternary Operator Example

Chapter 9: KeyWords

Lecture 1: Keywords in Java

Chapter 10: Java Control Statement

Lecture 1: Why do we need control statement

Lecture 2: IDE Integrated Development Environment

Lecture 3: How to Use Eclipse IDE

Lecture 4: Copy Project Files o IDE

Lecture 5: Types of If Statements

Lecture 6: If Statement Example

Lecture 7: Nested If Example

Lecture 8: If Else Example

Lecture 9: If Else If Example

Lecture 10: Find Biggest Number Using If Else

Lecture 11: Switch Case Introduction

Lecture 12: Switch Case Example 1

Lecture 13: Switch Case Example 2

Chapter 11: Arrays in Java

Lecture 1: Array Introduction

Lecture 2: Arrays Example

Chapter 12: Java Looping

Lecture 1: For Loop Introduction

Lecture 2: For Loop Example 1

Lecture 3: For Loop Example 2

Lecture 4: For Loop Calculate Sum Example

Lecture 5: While Loop Example

Lecture 6: Do While Loop Example

Lecture 7: Break and Continue Introduction

Lecture 8: Break Continue Example

Chapter 13: Comments in Java

Lecture 1: Comments in Java

Chapter 14: Modifiers in Java

Lecture 1: Java Modifiers Introduction

Lecture 2: Access Modifiers with Class

Lecture 3: Access Modifiers with Method, Variable and Constructors

Lecture 4: Non Access Modifiers Introduction

Lecture 5: Non Access Modifiers with Method, Variable and Constructors

Chapter 15: Java String

Lecture 1: String in Java Introduction

Lecture 2: Create String Using String Literal

Lecture 3: String Example Part 1

Lecture 4: String Method Example Part 1

Lecture 5: String Method Example Part 2

Chapter 16: OOPS – Object Oriented Programming System

Lecture 1: OOPs Introduction

Lecture 2: Object Introduction

Lecture 3: Class Introduction

Lecture 4: What is class and how its works

Lecture 5: Constructor Introduction

Lecture 6: Constructor Simple Example Part 1

Lecture 7: Constructor Simple Example Part 2

Lecture 8: Constructor Simple Example Part 3

Lecture 9: Inheritance Introduction

Lecture 10: Inheritance Single Inheritance Example Part 1

Lecture 11: Inheritance Single Inheritance Example Part 2

Lecture 12: Inheritance Single Inheritance Example Part 3

Lecture 13: Inheritance Single Inheritance Example Part 4

Lecture 14: Polymorphism – Method Over Loading

Lecture 15: Polymorphism – Method Over Ridding

Lecture 16: Abstract Class Introduction

Lecture 17: Abstract Class Example Part 1

Instructors

Arun Ammasai
Teach with passion, from experience, and with an easy-to-understand way of teaching

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1 stars: 13 votes

2 stars: 13 votes

3 stars: 70 votes

4 stars: 152 votes

5 stars: 192 votes

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