Java 7 & Java 8 new features with Lambdas & Streams
What you'll learn
- All the new features from Java 7 version
- All the new features from Java 8 version
- Lambda (λ) expressions, Functional interfaces, Default & Static methods in Interfaces
- Streams API, Joda Date & Time API, method references, constructor references etc.
- Try-with-resources statement, catching multiple exceptions, enhancements to files & directories, string in switch statement etc.
Requirements
- Basics of Java is must
- At least Java 1.6
Description
'Java 7 & 8 new features, enhancements Zero to Master' course will help in understanding all the new features from Java 7 and 8 releases. In this course we will discuss all the new features in detail both in theory and coding. Special attention and explanation given to all the major features like Lambda Expressions, Streams, JODA Date time, Default & Static methods, Optional, Method References, Functional Interfaces, Try-With-Resources statement in this course. During the course discussion, each feature will be covered first with theory explanation followed by a detailed code walkthrough and execution. You have a flexibility to skip any feature that you already know since the course is organized in such a way where skipping a known feature will not impact other sections/lectures.
All the material discussed in the course will be provided to all the enrolled students along with a GitHub repository details where the entire code discussed in the course is maintained. Each section is followed by a quiz to test your understanding at regular intervals.
Below are the features that we will discuss in this course,
Java 7 new features
THE TRY-WITH-RESOURCES STATEMENT
SUPPRESSED EXCEPTIONS
CATCHING MULTIPLE EXCEPTIONS
RETHROWING EXCEPTIONS WITH TYPE CHECKING
EASIER EXCEPTION HANDLING FOR REFLECTIONS
OBJECTS CLASS & NULL CHECKS
CLOSE METHOD INSIDE URLCLASSLOADER
ENHANCEMENTS TO FILES & DIRECTORIES
WATCHSERVICE
BINARY LITERALS
STRING IN SWITCH STATEMENT
TYPE INFERENCE/DIAMOND OPERATOR
USING UNDERSCORE IN NUMERIC LITERALS
JDBC IMPROVEMENTS
Java 8 new features
DEFAULT METHODS IN INTERFACES
STATIC METHODS IN INTERFACES
OPTIONAL TO DEAL WITH NULLS
LAMBDA (Λ) EXPRESSION
FUNCTIONAL INTERFACE
METHOD REFERENCES
CONSTRUCTOR REFERENCES
STREAMS API
NEW DATE AND TIME API(JODA)
COMPLETABLEFUTURE
MAP ENHANCEMENTS
OTHER MISCELLANEOUS UPDATES
Who this course is for:
- Beginner students who already know Java and interested in the new features of Java 7 & Java 8
- Developers who already working on Java and interested in adapting the new features of Java 7 & Java 8
- Java Architects
Course content
- Preview05:58
- 06:30Java versions history
- 06:28Different JDK vendors in Java ecosystem
- 2 questionsJava version history & JDK vendors quiz
Instructor
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The target of the Eazy Bytes is to educate Students, Developers and Architects on designing and implementing web applications focusing modularity, scalability, security and performance by using Java, Angular, Spring, JPA, Hibernate, Microservices, SpringBoot and AWS. Eazy Bytes has over 10 years of experience in training students, developers and architects through various channels.
As the name indicates the knowledge sharing will be in byte sized which can be easily understand by anyone who spends quality time during the trainings.
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