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Java Programming for Beginners – 20+ Practice Tests
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Java Programming for Beginners – 20+ Practice Tests

Learn Java from scratch with core language concepts, object-oriented programming, and hands-on examples
Created byRahul Rampurkar
Last updated 12/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Set up and work with the Java programming environment
  • Write and run basic Java programs
  • Understand Java syntax and language fundamentals
  • Work with variables, data types, and type casting
  • Use strings, operators, and console input/output
  • Implement control statements and loops
  • Work with arrays and methods
  • Understand object-oriented programming concepts
  • Create and use classes and objects
  • Apply inheritance, interfaces, and abstract classes
  • Understand method overriding and dynamic dispatch
  • Handle exceptions in Java programs
  • Apply Java concepts in real-world scenarios
  • Validate knowledge using structured practice tests

Course content

24 sections • 28 lectures • 19h 5m total length

  • Introduction To Java Part126:58

    Discover how Java’s platform independence and high-level design empower building applications, executed on the Java platform via the JVM, with a rich class library and SDK.

  • Quiz 1
  • Introduction To Java Part232:58

    Explore the evolution of Java from its 1995 origins to modern updates, and learn how bytecode, the JVM, and platform independence enable secure, multi-threaded, write once run anywhere apps.

  • Quiz 2
  • Introduction To Java Part334:05

    Explore the Java platform, including the JVM, JRE, and the Java class library and packages. Learn how bytecode runs via interpreter or JIT and how garbage collection handles memory automatically.

  • Quiz 3
  • Introduction To Java Part418:45

    learn how java source code (.java) compiles to bytecode and class files, runs on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM), and is packaged as jar files with a main method.

  • Quiz 4

Requirements

  • Basic computer knowledge
  • No prior programming experience required
  • No prior Java knowledge required

Description

This course provides a clear, structured, and beginner-friendly introduction to Java programming, designed for learners who want to start their programming journey with one of the most widely used languages in the industry.

You will begin by setting up the Java language environment and understanding how Java programs are executed. The course gradually introduces Java fundamentals, including writing your first Java program and working with development tools and IDEs.

As you progress, you will learn core Java language fundamentals such as variables, data types, type casting, strings, operators, and console input/output. You will then move on to control statements, arrays, and methods, which form the backbone of Java program logic.

A major focus of this course is Object-Oriented Programming (OOP). You will learn essential OOP concepts such as classes, objects, constructors, methods, static members, inheritance, method overriding, dynamic method dispatch, abstract classes, and interfaces. These topics help you understand how real-world Java applications are designed and structured.

The course also covers exception handling, helping you write robust Java programs that handle runtime errors effectively. Each topic is explained through simple, step-by-step video lectures, making it easy for beginners to follow along.

To reinforce learning, practice tests are included to help you assess your understanding and build confidence. By the end of this course, you will have a strong foundation in Java programming and be ready to move on to advanced Java topics or frameworks.

Who this course is for:

  • Absolute beginners who want to learn Java programming
  • Students starting their journey in software development
  • Learners preparing for object-oriented programming concepts
  • Developers from other languages moving to Java
  • Computer science students learning core programming fundamentals
  • Anyone who wants a strong foundation in Java

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