Course covers all the Core Java Concepts from basic to advanced levels along with practical examples and coding exercises. No prior coding experience required. Anyone willing to learn coding can take this course.

Learn Core JAVA

Introduction

  • Why Java
  • Paradigms
  • Diff B/W Java & Other (C,C++)
  • Java History
  • Java Features
  • Java programming format
  • Java Statements
  • Java Data Types

OOPS (Object Oriented Programming & Systems)

  • Introduction
  • Object
  • Constructors
  • This Key Word
  • Inheritance
  • Super Key Word

Polymorphism (Over Loading & Over Riding)

  • Abstraction
  • Interface
  • Encapsulation

Introduction to all predefined packages

  • User Defined Packages
  • Access Specifiers
  • STRING Manipulation
  • String
  • String Buffer

Array

  • What is Array
  • Single Dimensional Array
  • Multi Dimensional Array
  • Sorting of Arrays

Packages

Exception Handling

  • Introduction
  • Pre Defined Exceptions
  • Try-Catch-Finally
  • Throws, throw
  • User Defined Exception examples

I/O Streams

  • Introduction
  • Byte-oriented streams
  • Character – oriented streams
  • File

Multithreading

  • Introduction
  • Thread Creations
  • Thread Life Cycle
  • Life Cycle Methods
  • Synchronization
  • Wait() notify() notify all() methods

Wrapper Classes

  • Introduction
  • Byte, Short, Integer, Long, Float, Double, Character
  • Boolean classes

Inner Classes

  • Introduction
  • Member Inner Class
  • Static Inner Class
  • Local Inner Class
  • Anonymous Inner Class

Collection Frame Work

  • Introduction
  • Util Package interfaces, List, Set, Map
  • List Interface 7 Its Classes
  • Set Interface & Its Classes
  • Map Interface & Is Classes

AWT

  • Introduction
  • Components
  • Event-Delegation-Model
  • Listeners
  • Layouts
  • Individual Components Lable, Button, Check Box, Radio Button,
  • Choice, List, Menu, Text Field, Text Area

SWING (JFC)

  • Introduction Diff B/W AWT and SWING
  • Components hierarchy
  • Panes
  • Individual Swings components J Label
  • JButton, JTextField, JTextAres

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