Complete Java Bootcamp For Beginners

Complete Java Bootcamp For Beginners, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 76 lectures, based on 120 reviews, and has 478 subscribers.

You will learn about You will be able to Jr. Java software developer You will be able to write code for algorithms by analysing them You will have full skills to understand patters and sort-search algorithims You will be able to jump into any Android course after completing this course This course is ideal for individuals who are People who wants to learn Java or People who wants to learn software development or This course can serve you are prerequisite for other Android trainings or Learn programming 101 with Java or Learn about data structures and algorithims It is particularly useful for People who wants to learn Java or People who wants to learn software development or This course can serve you are prerequisite for other Android trainings or Learn programming 101 with Java or Learn about data structures and algorithims.

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Summary

Title: Complete Java Bootcamp For Beginners

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 76

Number of Published Lectures: 76

Number of Curriculum Items: 76

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 76

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

You will be able to Jr. Java software developer

You will be able to write code for algorithms by analysing them

You will have full skills to understand patters and sort-search algorithims

You will be able to jump into any Android course after completing this course

Who Should Attend

People who wants to learn Java

People who wants to learn software development

This course can serve you are prerequisite for other Android trainings

Learn programming 101 with Java

Learn about data structures and algorithims

Target Audiences

People who wants to learn Java

People who wants to learn software development

This course can serve you are prerequisite for other Android trainings

Learn programming 101 with Java

Learn about data structures and algorithims

The biggest issue with Java is that most people either say that before learning Java you should know C n C++ or they teach Java like they are teaching to some professionals. That’s not the case with this course.?

Hi, Welcome to complete Java Bootcamp for beginners. A course that teaches you Java assuming you have no prior programming experience and takes you to a level where you can understand typical use cases and algorithms to design code for them in Java.

My name is Hitesh and I have been programming for almost 10 years. Having huge experience in developing Android and iOS apps as well as a lot of other programming languages. My specialty is to teach typical topics in fun and engaging manner so that learning becomes fun and exciting.

We will start this course by installing Java and IntelliJ both on MAC and windows. Further, we will explore basics like variables, loops, functions and Object-oriented programming. In this course, we have a special section for University questions and solutions. These exercises will help you to understand given tasks as well as patterns.

Some of the University Examples:
1. Compare Two Numbers in Java.
2. List of even Numbers till 200.
3. Find if 2004 was a leap year or not.
4. Find Largest out of 3 numbers.
5. Fahrenheit to Celsius Conversion.
6. Find Factorial of a given number.
7. Print this pattern: a.

*
**
***
****
*****

8. Print this pattern: b.

*****
****
***
**
*

9. Print this pattern: c.

12345
1234
123
12
1

10. Print 6 Random number between 1 and 100
11. Greeting message for Grade of students.
12. Find day name from any given date.

Also, we will discuss various sorting and searching algorithms like bubble sort, insertion sort etc.

Further, we will explore about GUI application development using fxml.

So, what are you waiting for, Let’s jump in.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Before we get started with JAVA

Lecture 1: Some important instruction and introduction to course

Lecture 2: Installing Java on Windows and setting path

Lecture 3: Installing IntelliJ on Windows

Lecture 4: Installing Java on MAC

Lecture 5: Hello World in Java

Lecture 6: Explore your IDE

Chapter 2: Basics of Java

Lecture 1: Exercise files

Lecture 2: What are variables in Java

Lecture 3: Add two numbers by taking input from users

Lecture 4: Comments and TODOs are important

Lecture 5: Primitive datatype in Java

Lecture 6: Int Float and Double

Lecture 7: Unicode values and Booleans

Lecture 8: String in Java

Chapter 3: Operations and conditionals in Java

Lecture 1: Arithmetic operations and pre postfix in Java

Lecture 2: Relational Operations in Java

Lecture 3: Logical Operation in Java

Lecture 4: Assignment Operations in Java

Lecture 5: Decision making with IF and ELSE in Java

Lecture 6: Switch case and break in java

Lecture 7: While loop in Java

Lecture 8: Do While loop in Java

Lecture 9: For loop in Java

Chapter 4: University question Specials – Practice Java

Lecture 1: Comparing two numbers

Lecture 2: Finding odd and even numbers

Lecture 3: Leap year or not

Lecture 4: Largest of 3 numbers

Lecture 5: Fahrenheit to Celsius conversion

Lecture 6: Factorial of a number

Lecture 7: Printing a Pattern Star A

Lecture 8: Printing star and a number patter

Lecture 9: Generating random numbers between 1 and 100

Lecture 10: Students grade greeting system

Chapter 5: Array and a small TODO list

Lecture 1: Array – Introduction and loop exercise

Lecture 2: Fun exercise with java

Lecture 3: Access modifier in Java

Lecture 4: Methods in Java

Lecture 5: Array list in Java

Lecture 6: TODO list project part 1

Lecture 7: TODO list with Array list part 2

Lecture 8: TODO list part 3

Lecture 9: TODO list in java final

Chapter 6: Object oriented Programming Concepts

Lecture 1: Modern datatypes, Autoboxing and unboxing

Lecture 2: Classes and constructor in Java

Lecture 3: Objects in java

Lecture 4: Basics of inheritance in java

Lecture 5: Method override and type of inheritance in java

Lecture 6: Encapsulation – getters and setters in java

Lecture 7: Abstraction with example in java

Lecture 8: PLoymorphism with Example in java

Chapter 7: Basics of Sorting Algorithm and their code in java

Lecture 1: Bubble sort Algo and code in java

Lecture 2: Selection sort code in java

Lecture 3: Insertion sort in java

Lecture 4: Process API updates in Java 9

Lecture 5: Try Catch and exception in Java

Lecture 6: Malformed URL exception

Lecture 7: Finding day of any date

Chapter 8: Generics, Advance Collection and Linked list in java

Lecture 1: Generics introduction and for in loop in java

Lecture 2: Generics methods and comparable class

Lecture 3: Generic class and objects

Lecture 4: New object initialization is tricky sometimes

Lecture 5: Linked list part 1

Lecture 6: Linked list part 2

Lecture 7: You are ready to move to Android now

Chapter 9: Getting started with GUI – fxml

Lecture 1: Getting started with GUI Applications

Lecture 2: Your first fxml file

Lecture 3: Layout and buttons for GUI

Lecture 4: Connecting code and buttons

Lecture 5: Getting input from users

Lecture 6: Connecting multiple buttons

Lecture 7: FIxing your scene builder issues

Chapter 10: Video player project

Lecture 1: Getting the basics of Video Player

Lecture 2: Adding sliders for time and volume

Lecture 3: Making Volume and seek bar to work

Lecture 4: Improve your design skills with Scene builder

Lecture 5: Thanks for taking this course

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