Java - Object Oriented Programming [For Absolute Beginners]

Explore how static variables are shared by all objects and how static methods belong to the class, enabling class-level access and a static main context.

Learn how to create and manage threads by extending the thread class, with practical examples and discussion on running and extending thread behavior.

Learn how to create a new thread in Java by using the Runnable interface, exploring two methods—extending Thread vs implementing Runnable—and how to start and run the thread.

Explore Java object-oriented programming by examining getName(), getId(), getPriority(), setPriority(3), getState(), MIN_PRIORITY, and NORM_PRI, with practical examples of main thread behavior.

Explore synchronized block usage alongside synchronized methods in Java to control access to code, lock sections, and coordinate thread execution in examples.

Explore deadlock in a beginner-friendly Java context by illustrating how two threads can hold locks on resources and wait for each other within synchronized blocks, causing a standstill.

Download Eclipse to set up the Java development environment for object oriented programming beginners. Explore installing Eclipse, configuring Java, and starting simple OOP projects.

Learn how Java byte streams manage data with input and output streams, and apply best practices to close streams and prevent resource and memory leaks.

Learn to create a directory in Java by passing the directory name as a string and using the code to create the directory and the new file.

Learn how Java object serialization writes an object to a file by using the Serializable interface and object output stream with a file output stream, and read it back.

Learn how to read a serialized Java object from a file using an object input stream, retrieve the object, and handle its fields and references.

Explore how to serialize a java object by writing to and reading from a file, and use transient fields to exclude data from serialization, with getters and setters.

Explore how Java garbage collection reclaims runtime unused memory from the heap by removing objects with no references or that are unreachable, automatically freeing memory without manual effort.

Explore how Java's garbage collection reclaims memory, invoking the finalize method before collection to perform cleanup, and why you cannot force GC with System.gc() or guarantee its timing.

Explore how Java handles exceptions in a loop that triggers an arithmetic exception, showing program termination and how to catch and handle the exception.

Demonstrate try catch in Java for exception handling, showing how exceptions produce messages and why ignoring them makes the program not work.

Explore how multiple catch blocks handle different exceptions in Java, illustrate the exception hierarchy, and demonstrate catching number format exceptions and input errors.

Learn how try blocks and finally blocks handle exceptions in Java through a practical demo, illustrating program flow and error handling.

Learn the basics of generics in Java object-oriented programming, using a type parameter to build a generic class and apply the same logic to any data type, reducing code duplication.

Learn array operations in Java: insert, search, and delete in an unordered array, with input handling, item counting, and conditional deletion explained through practical examples.

Discover how to work with the ArrayList in Java by creating, adding, inserting at a position, resizing, and removing elements, and by inspecting the list contents.

Explore how a vector class manages growth and resizing to support adding and removing elements, while ensuring thread safety and safe access by index through example demonstrations.

Master calculating factorials in Java by implementing recursion, a core concept in object oriented programming for absolute beginners.

Learn how to split a string in Java with the split() method through a practical demonstration.

Learn to find the gcd of two integers in Java using object-oriented concepts for absolute beginners. Implement a simple greatest common divisor approach and apply it to beginner-friendly coding tasks.

Explore a string reverse example using recursion in Java, using substring operations and repeated steps to reverse characters and understand the process.