Learn Java by building 17 projects step by step

Learn Java by building 17 projects step by step, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 3.85, with 82 lectures, based on 410 reviews, and has 24155 subscribers.

You will learn about Develop java console applications Develop GUI applications in java Develop applications in NetBeans IDE Import and use java packages Run and build java apps outside IDE Create classes Create user interface with swing components Configure swing components Troubleshoot coding errors Generate event handlers This course is ideal for individuals who are Absolute beginners to programming in Java or Absolute beginners to programming in general It is particularly useful for Absolute beginners to programming in Java or Absolute beginners to programming in general.

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Summary

Title: Learn Java by building 17 projects step by step

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 3.85

Number of Lectures: 82

Number of Published Lectures: 82

Number of Curriculum Items: 82

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 82

Original Price: $159.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Develop java console applications

Develop GUI applications in java

Develop applications in NetBeans IDE

Import and use java packages

Run and build java apps outside IDE

Create classes

Create user interface with swing components

Configure swing components

Troubleshoot coding errors

Generate event handlers

Who Should Attend

Absolute beginners to programming in Java

Absolute beginners to programming in general

Target Audiences

Absolute beginners to programming in Java

Absolute beginners to programming in general

Learning to code can be both fun and rewarding . Java is a useful ,robust and popular programming language to embark on that journey.
This course is a practical Hands-on course from the first to the last section. The best way to learn is by doing so you will be doing a lot of coding.
?Java? is? a? case-sensitive, modern, general-purpose, object-oriented programming language.? One of the reasons Java is so popular is that it is platform independent . You only need to write java code once and then run it on any platform? be it mac, windows or Linux.

?In this course we will create 17 practical and useful projects step by step. The projects include:
Calculator
Digital Clock
Weight Converter
Temperature Converter
Height Converter
Random Number Generator
BMI Calculator Tool
Percentage Calculator
Word Count Tool
Add number? program
Program to determine Even numbers
Program to determine Leap Year
Program to calculate area? and perimeter of a circle
Program to find highest number
Program to find Prime Numbers
Program to create a triangle
Program to determine largest numbers

?This course? will? guide you through java basics, its core syntax, and the fundamentals of writing strong java code.? I will? show you how to install Java JDK and NetBeans IDE. Netbeans is a? great IDE for developing in java, and then dive into the language itself. Along the way, we will cover topics such as:
Declaring and initializing variables with a variety of data types
Exploring? Basic Arithmetic operators
Troubleshoot Compile errors
Controlling flow with conditional code
Creating Method
Creating Event Handler methods
Using Component controls and changing their properties

If java is your first step into programming or adding it your existing skillset, these training videos will help you understand the language and use it to build your own great software.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Ready For Java

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is Java

Lecture 3: Installing JDK and NetBeans Bundle

Lecture 4: Your First Java Program

Lecture 5: Basic structure of a java program

Lecture 6: What is a Java Package

Lecture 7: Primitive Data Types

Lecture 8: Basic Operators

Lecture 9: What are Variables ?

Lecture 10: Arrays

Lecture 11: Using Comments

Lecture 12: Running Java Outside the IDE

Chapter 2: Project 1 :Develop a Height Conversion Tool

Lecture 1: Creating the Project

Lecture 2: Building the user interface -Part1

Lecture 3: Building the user interface -Part2

Lecture 4: Adding styling to your user interface

Lecture 5: Changing Variable Names

Lecture 6: Coding the exit and clear buttons

Lecture 7: Writing Code to do the conversion

Lecture 8: Running and Deploying Your Project

Chapter 3: Project 2: Creating a Word Count Tool

Lecture 1: Creating the Project

Lecture 2: Designing the GUI – Part 1

Lecture 3: Designing the GUI – Part 2

Lecture 4: Styling the GUI

Lecture 5: Renaming the variables

Lecture 6: Programming the exit and clear buttons

Lecture 7: Programming the Count Button

Lecture 8: Deploying and running your project

Chapter 4: Project 3: Create a Weight Conversion Tool

Lecture 1: Create Project and GUI

Lecture 2: Customizing the GUI

Lecture 3: Adding Color to GUI

Lecture 4: Coding the exit and clear buttons

Lecture 5: Coding the convert button

Lecture 6: Running and Building your project

Chapter 5: Java Console Beginner Projects

Lecture 1: Project 4: Comparing Two Numbers

Lecture 2: Project 5: Calculate Area and Perimeter of a Circle

Lecture 3: Project 6:: Constructing a Triangle with Code

Lecture 4: Project 7: Finding Even Numbers

Lecture 5: Project 8: Write a Program to determine leap years

Lecture 6: Project 9 : Write a Program to Generate Prime Numbers

Lecture 7: Project 10: Write Program to Find the Largest Numbers

Lecture 8: Project 11: Random Number Generator

Chapter 6: Project 12: Creating a basic calculator with Java

Lecture 1: Creating the Project and Adding a Form

Lecture 2: Adding a Textbox and button to form

Lecture 3: Changing form properties and adding more buttons

Lecture 4: Java Form Events

Lecture 5: Coding the Plus Button

Lecture 6: Coding the equal and clear button

Lecture 7: Coding the Math Operators and using a switch statement

Lecture 8: Building and deploying your project

Chapter 7: Project 13: Creating a Percentage Calculator

Lecture 1: Creating the Project

Lecture 2: Building the Front End

Lecture 3: Customizing the GUI – Part 1

Lecture 4: Customizing the GUI – Part 2

Lecture 5: Coding the exit and clear button

Lecture 6: Coding the logic and building the app

Chapter 8: Project 14: Creating a Digital Clock

Lecture 1: Creating the Project Structure

Lecture 2: Importing Packages

Lecture 3: Using Classes

Lecture 4: creating a Thread

Lecture 5: Modifying Jlabel Properties

Lecture 6: Building and Deploying your application

Chapter 9: Project 15 : Create a Java Program to Add two numbers

Lecture 1: Creating the project

Lecture 2: Renaming the Components

Lecture 3: Coding the exit buttons

Lecture 4: Coding the clear button

Lecture 5: Coding the addition button

Lecture 6: Running your project outside the IDE

Chapter 10: Project 16 :Build a Temperature Converter Program

Lecture 1: Setting up the project

Lecture 2: Creating the GUI

Lecture 3: Adding the application logic

Lecture 4: Running and deploying your project

Chapter 11: Project 17 : BMI Calculator Tool

Lecture 1: Creating the Project and JFrame

Lecture 2: Building the GUI – Part 1

Lecture 3: Building the GUI – Part2

Lecture 4: Renaming the Variables

Lecture 5: Coding the Exit Button

Lecture 6: Coding the Clear Button

Lecture 7: Coding the Calculator Button -Part 1

Lecture 8: Coding the Calculator Button -Part 2

Lecture 9: Running and Building your App

Lecture 10: Thank You

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4 stars: 127 votes

5 stars: 171 votes

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