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Become a complete ready to use Java to get a job and a confident industry ready core Java developer

What you will learn

Find out the fundamental Java abilities you’ll need to succeed in your job search for Java developer jobs.

Be able to show your knowledge of Java to potential employers.

If you so choose, you will be able to sit for and pass the Oracle Java Certificate test.

Acquire competence in Java 8 and Java 11 programming languages.

Description

Complete Java Programming Certification Course

Goals of this course:

  • Be completely ready to get a full time Java Developer Course at the end of the Course
  • Have projects to impress your Employer and land that dream job!

You will learn the most in-demand and essential components for becoming a Core Java developer in this course, which is intended to help you master them. This is especially true if you’re going on a job interview or working on a Java project that requires your best effort. There is no pre-requisite for this course; thus, you will go from zero to hero in no time!

In addition, I’ve included a particular emphasis on Object Orientation in Java for this Complete Java Programming Course, which I believe is underemphasized in other Java classes, therefore I’ve placed a strong emphasis on it throughout the lectures. Writing classes and interfaces, as well as numerous methods including loops and if else statements, exception handling, and file processing, as well as learning how to debug software using Eclipse, will all be covered in detail in this course. You’ll also learn how to use the collections framework and go deep into the world of java generics. You’ll learn all there is to know about multi-threading as well as the JDBC API, which is used to interact with a MySQL database. There are also practical tasks sprinkled throughout the course to allow you to put the ideas you are learning into practice as you are learning them. Another task includes processing files containing stock market data, as is the case with one of the projects, which involves developing a management system for auto dealerships. As you can see, I made an effort to make the projects professional and relevant to the business rather than copying a game like Flappy Bird for them.

I want this course to be the definitive go-to resource for anybody who is interested in learning how to become a core Java programmer, and I plan to continue to add new material to it in response to emerging technologies and student feedback. As a result, the material is Java 9 ready, which means that I will demonstrate how to update to the most recent version of Java, which is version 9, and I will demonstrate how to setup Eclipse so that it can operate with both Java 8 and version 9.

This Course is create by: Prof. J David Eisenberg


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Licensed under: Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) and all the images used are from Unsplash

This course is changed regularly and we will add new content every month!

I am sure you will love the course!

Thank you so much!

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Content

Basics of Java
Writing Java with an IDE
Bits, Bytes, and the Java Virtual Machine
FREE JAVA TEXTBOOK
Join the Community
A First Java Program
Java Programming Style
Print vs Println
Variables, Assignments, “float” and “double”, Errors, User Input in Java
Variables and Assignments
What do “float” and “double” mean
Naming Variables
Printing with Formatting
Types of Errors in Java Programs
Augmented Assignment, Increment, and Decrement
If and if/else statements in Java
if and if/else statements
Using Braces with if/else Statements
Compound Conditions
Nested if statements
Multi-way if/else statements
The switch statement
β€œShort Circuit” Evaluation of Conditions
Mathematics and Numbers in Java
Mathematical functions in Java
Encoding Characters
Using Hexadecimal (Base 16)
Characters and Strings
Comparing Strings
Substring() and indexOf() methods
Loops in Java
The while loop
Using a while to get input
Using booleans to control a while loop
The do/while loop
Break and continue
Methods in Java
Methods (the fundamentals) in Java
Methods in Java
Overloaded Methods
Arrays in Java
Arrays in Java
Variable Number of Arguments
Linear Search
Binary Search
Two-dimensional Arrays
Ragged Arrays
Objects in Java
Objects (part 1)
UML Diagrams
Primitive and Reference Types
Static Variables and Methods
Passing Objects to Methods
Arrays of Objects
Subclasses, Construtors, Chaining Constructors, Polymorphism, ArrayList
Subclasses
Chaining Constructors
Polymorphism in Java
ArrayList in Java
Visibility modifiers in Java
Exceptions, File class in Java
Exceptions in Java
File Class in Java
Reading Files
Writing to Files
Try with resources in Java
Complete Course in 1 video
Complete Course in 1 video