Advanced Java Programming with Eclipse

Name: Advanced Java Programming with Eclipse
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Learn the Sought After Java Skills you Need for a Programming Career

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Last updated 6/2018

English

What you'll learn

Learn many advanced Java methods
Get comfortable with the popular IDE, Eclipse
Learn how to scan, process and store data
Read and write to documents through code and user input
OOP, Object Orientated Programming, where you create your own objects and classes

Course content

5 sections • 52 lectures • 3h 19m total length

Introduction to Course1:17
An introduction to what you will learn in this course, from advanced methods to OOP
Introduction to Section 11:18
An introduction to section 1
The toUpperCase Method3:01
The toUpperCase Method, used to change lower case letters to their uppercase, but has its own special use of making user data easy to process
The toLowerCase Method4:16
The toLowerCase method, used to change uppercase letters to their lower case, but has its own special use of making user data easy to process
The isLetter method and Boolean Variables5:14
Learn about the first checking method and the variables they work with, Boolean variables. The isLetter method checks to see if a character is a letter or not, returning a boolean value. Learn how these work in this video.
The isDigit Method2:53
The isDigit method, a useful method that will help you check to see if a character is a number. A small scanning method.
The isWhiteSpace Method3:33
The isWhiteSpace method is another checking method used to see if a character is white space, returning a boolean value.
The Length Method5:51
The length method is a used to determine the length of a string. For certain programs this is necessary for checking strings to see if their lengths meet certain requirements.
The compareTo Method4:58
The compareTo method, a very useful method that can be sued to compare strings inputted by the user. The applications for this method are many, making it an essential line of code to know.
Project Discussion1:54
An overview on what is require for this sections project as well as a few tips to get you started
Project Answer12:24
One way in which you can answer the project in this section
Conclusion0:42
A conclusion and summary of what you have learnt in section 1

Introduction1:03
A conclusion and summary of what you have learnt in section 1
An Introduction to the Substring2:14
A conclusion and summary of what you have learnt in section 1
Substring Practice4:34
In this video we practice using the substring method
An Introduction to the indexOf method2:32
In this video I explain what the indexOf method does and how to use it
indexOf Practice4:15
In this video we practice using the indexOf method
Project Discussion1:36
A discussion on what is required for the project in section 2 as well as a few tips on where to start
Project Answer7:21
One of the answers to the project in section 2
Conclusion1:00
A conclusion to what you have learnt in this section

Introduction1:35
An introduction to Section 3 and Part 2 of the Advanced Java Programming with Eclipse course
Scanner Introduction3:37
An introduction to the scanner method, what it is, what it does and how to create one
Scanner Practice6:05
Practice using the scanner
Changing Delimiters and Basic Error5:15
How to change the delimiter for a scanner and deal with basic error
File Reading Introduction2:20
How to create a scanner that you can use to read a text file
File Reading Preparation1:59
The prep that needs to be done before you can use a scanner to read a text file
File Reading Practice6:05
Practice using the file reading scanner
Print Writer Introduction2:30
An introduction to the print writer.
Print Writer Practice5:41
We create and use the Print Writer by creating the object and writing to a text file.
The Try and Catch Statement3:22
How we can use the Try and Catch statement to deal with basic errors concerning the Print Writer and File Writer.
Project Discussion2:03
In this video we discuss the project for this section
Project Answer8:20
One way you can answer the project for this section
Conclusion1:34
A conclusion to this section and part 2 of your Advanced Java Programming course with Eclipse

Introduction1:31
An introduction to this section and course
Arrays Introduction2:52
An introduction to the array variable types, how they work, how to create one and the difference between and one-dimensional and two dimensional array.
One-Dimensional Array Practice6:33
We practice using a one-dimensional array
Two-Dimensional Array Practice4:39
We practice using a two-dimensional array
Split Method Introduction2:02
An introduction to the split method. How it works, what it's used for and how to put it to use.
Split Method Practice4:11
We practice using the split method
Project Discussion1:12
In this video we discuss the project for this section and what is required of you to create.
Project Answer5:43
One of the ways you can answer the project in this section.
Conclusion1:20
A conclusion on what you have learnt in this section

Introduction1:34
An introduction to the final section and part to the Advanced Java Programming course with Eclipse. In this section we learn about OOP, Object Orientated Programming
An Introduction to Classes and OOP2:42
In this video I give an introduction to OOP, methods and classes
Class and Void Method Creation4:31
In this video I show you how to create a class and void method
Typed Method Creation5:23
In this video I show you how to create a typed method and how it differs from a void method
Private Variables Practice3:51
In this video we create and practice using private variables
Scanner Method and Object Practice3:41
In this video we create a custom scanner method and create an object in the main program.
OOP Practice9:32
In this video we practice OOP by creating a simple program that makes use of the methods we've used so far.
Project Discussion2:18
We discuss the final project for this course and what is required of you
Project Answer12:13
One way in which you can answer the final project for this course
Conclusion1:30
A conclusion on what you have learnt in all the parts of this Advanced Java Programming course with Eclipse.

Requirements

You will need a computer
The Eclipse IDE
And know the basic fundamentals on Java programming

Description

Welcome to my Advanced course on Java Programming with Eclipse!

My name is Matthew Dewey. I am an experienced programmer, having received several accolades on programming in my formal education as well as taught several programming languages to thousands of students. My goal is to provide you, the budding programmer, the the knowledge you need on programming in an easy and fun manner. In this course I do just that and with one of the most useful IDEs coupled with the Java programming language.

Java, a wonderfully simple programming language that has encouraged many programmers to pursue careers involving Java over any other language. Of course, it goes without saying that Java is an excellent language, but do you know what is required of you in a programming career?

There are many skills in programming that are required in any form of the field, but what I plan to to teach you in this course is exactly what you will find on many job requirements as well as many advanced methods that will no doubt help you in the future. I speak of OOP, Object Orientated Programming, in addition I included data processing and storage.

Data is important in the technological world that we live in, but what we use is processed data, so you, as the budding programmer need to know this as well. I show you how to scan through large amounts of data with ease as well as extract specific types and process it as well.

What about Eclipse? A popular, widely used IDE that many large applications have been created in over the years. Do you know how to use it to its full potential? Well, in this course we will go through several projects that will help you get truly comfortable with the IDE as well as more adept at program creation.

In short, you will learn:

Advanced Java Methods
Data Collection
Data Processing and Storage
Data Extraction
Data Scanning
OOP, Object Orientated Programming
and BONUS tips and methods!

Go no further if you're looking for the course that will take you from a novice to an expert! With my course I can guarantee that the knowledge you learn will help you in your career or further studies on Java programming. I hope you enjoy the course and it helps you on your way into the world of programming!

"Programming is a form of art. It is logical creativity!"

Who this course is for:

Java programmers seeking advanced knowledge on the Java programming language
Java programmers looking to advance in the field

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Course content

Advanced Methods12 lectures • 47min

Substring and indexOf8 lectures • 25min

The Scanner13 lectures • 50min

Arrays and the Split Method9 lectures • 30min

Object Orientated Programming10 lectures • 47min

Requirements

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