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Java Tutorial For Beginners
639 students

Java Tutorial For Beginners

Java code developed in a commercial environment needs to be robust, testable, well documented and debuggable.
Created byPaul Chandler
Last updated 2/2010
English

Course content

1 section • 4 lectures • 36m total length

  • Java Tutorial: Getting Started - Installing Java5:50
    Before we start learning Java, we need to get our machine set up with the correct tools to allow us to develop effective Java code.

    This demonstration will show us how to do that, by downloading and installing the Java Development Kit, the JDK for short.

    This is part of the Java Fundamentals Course at www.JavaVideos.net
  • Java Tutorial: Getting Started - Installing Eclipse4:59
    Before we start learning Java, we need to get our machine set up with the correct tools to allow us to develop effective Java code.

    The second part of this demonstration will show us how to install the Integrated Development Environment the IDE for short. For this tutorial we will be using Eclipse, an highly rated open source application.
  • Java Tutorial: Using the Main Method10:50

    Java Tutorial: Using the Main Method

     

    In this module we're going to look at selecting a workspace in Eclipse, creating a new project and a class.  Finally we will create a main method for that class. 

    We'll spend some time discussing different types of comment and we'll create your very first working program.  This will be able to run from Eclipse, and also we'll show you how to run it from your command line. 

    This is one of the Java Tutorials at www.JavaVideos.net 

  • Java Tutorial: The Hello World Application14:55

    Java Tutorial: The Hello World Application

    In this module we will learn how to import archives into Eclipse, outputting text to the command line, and also the Eclipse auto complete function.  

    We will learn about reading input arguments in our Java application, and also how to create those arguments within Eclipse.  

    This is one of the Java Tutorials at www.JavaVideos.net 

Description

Java code developed in a commercial environment needs to be robust, testable, well documented and debuggable.

This vital knowledge is not often emphasised on training courses. It has been at the forefront while we have been developing this course, our aim is provide these skills in addition to the Java technical skills.

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