Java Programming for Everyone - Start Your Coding Journey

Name: Java Programming for Everyone - Start Your Coding Journey
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Begin Your Journey to Becoming a Computer Programmer with Java, one of the Most Widely Used Programming Languages!

Created byLum Dalipi

Last updated 8/2024

English

What you'll learn

Learn Java Quickly and Efficiently
Learn Java through Video Lectures and Quizzes
Be familiar with the basic building blocks of a Java program.
Learn the concepts and the logic of computer programming with Java.
Understand the concept of DataTypes
Learn variables
Use programming operators easily
Learn the basics of Object-Oriented Programming
Understand constructors
Understand how to use methods and object
Learn how to use inheritance and see what a subclass and a super class mean
See how to use loops in programming and understand their purpose
Learn what Packages are and how they ease programming
Take your first major step to learning a new skill!
Gain knowledge to be able to Build Websites and Apps

Course content

2 sections • 57 lectures • 4h 30m total length

Introduction1:27
Explore core Java programming: write text output, declare variables, perform arithmetic, build a calculator, learn loops and conditionals, and introduce object oriented concepts, arrays, packages, and installing Java and Eclipse.
Java and Eclipse Installation!8:26
Java as a Programming language!5:01
Discover Java as a secure, cross-platform programming language and master fundamentals like data types, arithmetic and operators, plus creating a Java project and class in Eclipse with curly braces.
String - Write Text6:53
Discover what strings are in Java, write text in quotes, and print it with println, using semicolons and newline behavior to control output.
What would this code print?
Data Types3:55
Explore data types, focusing on integers and strings. Learn how to print numbers and text, concatenate with plus signs, and format output to display a readable result.
What's going to be printed after we execute this code?
Data Types - Boolean3:12
Learn how booleans work with true and false, print values with lines, and fix simple syntax errors like missing plus; verify that integer is three and the answer is true.
Data Types - Char2:38
Explore the char data type in Java, representing single characters with single quotes, and learn to print characters like L, D, and a slash using simple print statements.
Main Method's Role2:40
Learn that the public static void main method executes code below it in a Java program, while other lines remain unexecuted until called.
Variables5:07
Learn how to declare and initialize variables in Java, using int, boolean, and char return types, assign values, print results with System.out.println, and note case sensitivity, semicolon usage, and naming.
What's it going to print?
Operators7:08
Explore relational operators in Java, comparing numbers with <, >, <=, and >= to produce boolean results, and practice with variables like first number and second number.
Java Operators
Arithmetic5:54
Explore arithmetic in Java by performing addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with variables, printing results, and using the modulus operator to compute remainders.
Whitespaces2:02
Comments2:39
Learn how Java comments describe and clarify code with single-line // and multi-line /* ... */ styles, and how commenting can disable code and keep notes.
Calculate Speed2:40
Learn to build a speed calculator in Java by declaring double variables for distance and time, computing speed as distance over time, and printing the result.
Speed of Light (299 792 458 m / s)4:35
Explore how to declare variables with data types in Java, use long to handle large numbers, and convert days to seconds to calculate distance with the speed of light.
Primitive Data Types7:53
Learn primitive data types in Java, including byte, short, long, float, double, string, character, and boolean, with declarations, ranges, and efficiency considerations.
Primitive Data Types
If-else statements5:39
Explore how if statements in Java evaluate boolean expressions and execute code based on true or false conditions, using an else branch for the opposite case.
If Else Statements
Equality Operators2:51
Learn equality operators, using == and !=, and compare values with <, >, <=, and >=. The examples use ages of a cat and a dog to print outcomes.
Boolean Operators5:07
Explore boolean operators in Java, including and, or, and not, and learn how each affects true and false conditions.
Boolean Operators Examples4:29
While Loops5:41
Explore the while loop in Java, showing how a shoes variable starts at 10, increments with ++, and runs until the condition shoes < 20, avoiding infinite loops.
While Loop
Do-While Loops3:24
Explore do-while loops in Java by printing 'books' from 5 up to 25 with a controlled increment, illustrating how the loop executes before evaluating the while condition.
Switch Statements9:01
Explore switch statements that test a variable against multiple cases, use break to prevent fall-through, and handle unmatched values with a default case.
Do-While Loops and Switch Statements2:15
Explore how to combine while loops and switch statements in Java, using increment operations and case handling to control repetition and termination with practical print examples.
If, Switch, While loops2:20
For(loops)5:55
Master how the for loop controls repetition by initializing a counter, evaluating a boolean condition, and updating the counter to run code five times, producing values from zero to four.
For Loop
For(loops) Example3:18
Explore for loops and while loops in java by initializing a counter at zero, decrementing to minus 100, and printing values, including nesting loops to show combined control flow.
Reserved Words(Pre-OOP)3:40
Identify Java reserved words and their predefined meanings, including boolean, int, class, and static. Prepare for object oriented programming as you explore each keyword's purpose in future lessons.

Intro OOP2:19
Class Syntax1:11
Explore how a class in Java groups the structure, methods, and objects, and how constructors and methods define an object's behavior, such as run, eat, or sleep.
Constructor5:08
Objects4:26
Learn to create a new object named like its class, implement a constructor with a string return type, and set the object's name using this.
Default Constructor2:01
Discover how Java supplies a default constructor when none is declared, and how it differs from user-defined constructors with parameters, enabling objects to be created without arguments.
Methods6:37
Learn how to define and call methods in Java, including the main method and void methods. See how a lion object invokes a roar method to print the roar.
Iron Lion Zion2:24
Create a Simba object with a string name, call its roar method, and print the line that outputs 'Simba is roaring'.
Lion vs. Zebra4:36
Lion and Tiger(New Object)5:20
Instantiate a wildcat and compose a tiger object, then call methods to roar, run, and eat the zebra, illustrating constructors, object composition, and method invocation.
Methods(New Parameters)6:19
Define constructors with new parameters, including integer age, string name, and double speed, and use these in the run method to describe animals like tiger or lion.
Return Type Methods(int, short, boolean, String etc...)13:01
Explore return type methods in Java, using the return keyword to return integers, strings, and doubles from methods, with examples like getName and getSpeed on a car object.
Return and Void Methods5:13
Explore how void and return type methods cooperate in java, using a car example to set the year and retrieve it via a get year method.
Inheritance5:47
Learn how inheritance in object oriented programming lets a subclass reuse and maintain code from a superclass using the extends keyword; see athletes and basketball player illustrate superclass and subclass.
Inherit Return Type Methods9:15
Learn how inheritance works as a child class extends a parent, like basketball player, and use return-type methods to return integers or strings and print them.
Arrays11:14
Learn how to declare and populate an integer array in Java, assign values at indices 0–4, and print elements using a for loop that iterates up to the array length.
Arrays - (Part 2)5:30
Compare two Java array declaration styles, initialize with literals or with new and braces, access elements by index, and print values using a for loop.
Create your List3:23
Learn how to create and initialize a string array in Java, assign values at indices 0, 1, and 2, and print each element to display names like John, Michael, and Jack.
Your List3:33
Packages6:49
Learn how to organize Java code with packages, place classes in a device package or default package, and import specific classes or star imports.
Computer Interaction(import "Scanner" class)2:20
Create a Scanner class object to read input and call system class methods to print output, while noting that println is available via the java.lang package without an import.
ArrayList class8:38
Import the ArrayList class, create a string list named menu, add items like pizza, soup, hamburger, sandwich, and coke, and print them with a for-each loop.
ArrayList Integer2:15
Learn how ArrayList in Java handles inserting elements at specific positions, how zero-based indexing determines order, and how insertion shifts existing items.
ArrayList change places3:36
Learn to create an ArrayList of integers, name it values, add numbers like 30, 20, and 10, and print each value using a for-each loop.
HashMap class7:49
Explore using the hash map class in java to store string and integer pairs, add entries with put, iterate with for-each, and print each person’s name and age.
Private Only!4:20
Protected!3:18
Learn how the protected keyword restricts access across packages, requiring inheritance to access protected members, as shown by importing access one, extending the Protect class, and calling its message method.
Static!2:32
Learn how the static keyword creates class methods and variables, why main must be static, and how static members are accessed without an instance in your Java programs.
Javax Package(java extension)1:19
Explore the javax package, Java extension, created after Java's first version; learn how its subpackages like swing provide access to all Swing classes via import javax.swing.
Last Video Lecture - My Window3:58
Learn how to create a new window in Java by importing only one class, instantiating a JFrame, and configuring its size, visibility, and title.

Requirements

All you need is motivation and inspiration!

Description

Java Programming for Everyone - Your Path to a Bright Future in Tech

Welcome to Java Programming for Everyone! Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to enhance your skills, this course is designed just for you. Learn the essential language to create websites, develop Android applications, or even program robots. Start today and master one of the most sought-after skills of the 21st century.

Why Choose Our Java Course?

Perfect for Beginners: No prior programming experience needed.
Comprehensive Curriculum: From basic concepts like Data Types, Variables, and Loops to advanced topics like Object-Oriented Programming.
Interactive Learning: Video lectures, practical examples, and responsive instructors ready to answer your questions.

Course Highlights:

Foundational Java Concepts: Understand Data Types, Variables, Loops, Operators, and more.
Object-Oriented Programming: Learn about Constructors, Objects, Methods, Arrays, Inheritance, and Packages.
Java Reserved Words: Master the use and significance of keywords like public, protected, private, import, and extend.
Packages and Libraries: Discover how to use packages and libraries to streamline your coding process.
Logical Learning Path: Follow easy, logical steps to ensure you grasp and remember Java programming concepts.

Benefits of Learning Java:

Career Advancement: Stand out in the competitive job market with a top-tier skill.
Work from Home: Gain the freedom to work remotely and enjoy job satisfaction.
Future-Proof Your Career: Java is a language of the future, essential for various tech applications.

Course Features:

Video Lectures: Access numerous lectures in video format for quick and easy learning.
Instructor Support: Get answers to your questions within hours.
Free Preview: Check out the curriculum and watch a free preview lecture.

Join Us Today! Transform your career and open new opportunities with our Java Programming course. Enjoy an engaging and practical learning experience that will make you proficient in Java in no time. I am confident that you will be more than satisfied with this course.

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Who this course is for:

This course is best suitable for complete beginners who want to learn Java programming language and those who have no prior computer programming experience but wish they had!

Java Programming for Everyone - Start Your Coding Journey

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Course content

Starting with Java...28 lectures • 2hr 6min

Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)29 lectures • 2hr 24min

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