Java SE 11 Development E-Learning

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Java is the most widely-used development language in the world today. It allows programmers to create objects that can interact with other objects to solve a problem. Explore Java SE fundamentals, including the Java technology and working with objects. Examine the Java language, how to declare, initialize, and use variables, as well as how to use operators and decision constructs. Creating and using arrays and loop constructs, working with methods and method overloading, using encapsulation and constructors, advanced object-oriented concepts, handling errors, and deploying applications are also covered.

Course content

Java SE 11: Introduction to Java SE and the NetBeans IDE

Course: 53 Minutes

• Introduction to Computer Programs
• Introduction to the Java Language
• Verifying your Java Development Environment
• Running a Java Program
• Java Classes and Program Structure
• Introduction to the NetBeans IDE
• Creating a Java Project and Class in NetBeans
• Adding Packages to Java Projects in NetBeans
• Writing a Main Method in a Java Program
• Program Output
• Recognizing Syntax Errors in NetBeans
• Exercise: Creating Java Programs

Java SE 11: Variables and Operators

Course: 53 Minutes

• Introduction to Variables
• Using Variables
• Initializing String Variables
• Concatenating Strings
• Using indexOf and substring
• Initializing Integer and Floating Point Variables
• Using Standard Mathematical Operators
• Exploring Operator Precedence Rules
• Setting Precedence Using Parentheses
• Assignment and Concatenation of Numbers and Strings
• Exercise: Concatenating Variables

Java SE 11: Expressions, Arrays, and Loops

Course: 44 Minutes

• Introduction to Branching and Boolean Expressions
• Using Boolean Operators
• Creating if/else Statements
• Creating Nested if/else Statements
• Introduction to Arrays
• Initializing Arrays
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• Accessing Array Elements
• Introduction to Loops
• Creating for Loops
• Using break and continue in Loops
• Exercise: Creating Arrays, Branches, and Loops

Java SE 11: Objects & Classes

Course: 56 Minutes

• Introduction to Objects
• Defining Object Properties
• Instantiating Objects
• Describing Object References
• References to Different Objects
• References and Objects in Memory
• Two References for One Object
• Describing Arrays Objects in Memory
• Describing Constructors and Methods
• Implementing Constructors
• Method Parameters
• Method Return Types
• Method Overloading
• Variable Scope
• Exercise: Creating Overloaded Methods

Java SE 11: Encapsulation

Course: 53 Minutes

• Introduction to Static Members
• Creating and Accessing Static Members
• Exploring Constants
• Promoting and Casting Variables
• Converting Data Values
• Introduction to Access Control
• Using Public and Private Modifiers
• Encapsulation
• Using Setter Methods with Checking
• Overloading Constructors
• Passing an Object Reference
• Passing by Value
• Exercise: Data Conversion in a Setter Method

Java SE 11: Strings and Primitive Data Types

Course: 49 Minutes

• Testing String Equality
• Comparing Strings Lexicographically
• Introduction to Mutable Strings
• Using String Builder to Concatenate Strings
• Splitting Strings
• Iterating Over Words in a String
• Performing a String Replace
• Primitive Data Types
• Using the Modulus Operator
• Using Combined Assignment Operators
• Exercise: Concatenate a String of Numbers

Java SE 11: JDK Objects and Nested Loops

Course: 44 Minutes

• Using the JDK API Documentation
• Creating a LocalDateTime Object
• Using Calendars
• Printing Dates
• Converting Between Date Formats
• Parsing the args Array of the Main Method
• Using a while Loop
• Using a do/while Loop
• Using a Standard for Loop
• Exercise: Format Date Input

Java SE 11: Flow Control & Debugging

Course: 43 Minutes

• Using Ternary Statements
• Chaining if/else Statements
• Using a Switch Statement
• Using Two Dimensional Arrays
• Using Enumerated Types
• Using the Eclipse Debugger
• Setting Breakpoints and Stepping Through Code
• Debugging Variables
• Exercise: Debug an if/else Construct

Java SE 11: Inheritance, Polymorphism, and Abstraction

Course: 42 Minutes

• Java Class Hierarchy and Inheritance
• Creating Subclasses
• Overriding Methods in the Superclass
• Using the super Keyword
• Polymorphism
• Casting Superclass References
• Using the instanceof Operator
• Contrasting Abstract and Non-Abstract Classes
• Extending an Abstract Class
• Exercise: Overriding Methods

Java SE 11: Inheritance, Lists, Inference, and Lambda Expressions

Course: 1 Hour, 2 Minutes

• Overriding the toString Method
• The Multiple Inheritance Dilemma
• Implementing a Class Interface
• Interface Reference Casting
• Introduction to ArrayList
• Using an ArrayList to Store Objects
• Array Concatenation
• Converting an Array to an ArrayList
• Using the Stack
• Type Inference Using var
• Lambda Expressions and Predicates
• Exercise: Displaying the Contents of a List

Java SE 11: Exception Handling

Course: 59 Minutes

• Handling Unexpected Events
• Throwable Classes: Error
• Throwable Classes: RuntimeException
• Uncaught Exceptions and the Call Stack
• Using try/catch to Handle Exceptions
• Explicit Exceptions in NetBeans
• Catching Multiple Exceptions
• Exception in the Java API Documentation
• Working with a Checked Exception
• Exceptions Best Practices
• Propagating Exceptions
• Using Finally
• Exercise: Catching Exceptions

Java SE 11: Modular Design

Course: 43 Minutes

• Deploying an Application as a JAR File
• Creating a JAR File for Deployment
• Running a JAR File from the Command Line
• Client/Server Two and Three Tier Architecture
• Java Modular Design Principles
• Modular Development
• JAR Files and Distribution Issues
• Accessibility Between Classes
• Creating a Modular Application
• Transitive Module Directives
• Compiling and Running a Modular Application
• Modular JDK
• Exercise: Creating and Running a Modular Application

Java SE 11: JShell

Course: 41 Minutes

• Introduction to the JShell
• Launching JShell
• Using JShell Scratch and Traditional Variables
• Creating JShell Snippets
• Using the list, edit, and drop JShell Commands
• Using the save and open JShell Commands
• Using the vars, method, types, and imports Commands
• Enhancing the IDE with JShell
• Using JShell in NetBeans
• Exercise: Creating a JShell Snippet