
Identify the five literal types: integer, floating point, character, boolean, and string, and explain how underscores, binary, hex, octal, and decimal bases, and the float suffix influence literals in Java.
Explore object oriented programming in Java, focusing on encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism. Learn how encapsulation places data and code inside a class, enabling controlled access and easier debugging.
Explore wrapper classes for primitive types, and understand boxing and auto boxing, unboxing and auto unboxing, plus upcasting and downcasting in Java.
Explore the thread life cycle from ready to run to running and dead, including sleeping, io blockers, and join waiting, with daemon threads and basic thread controls.
Are you ready to master Java - the world’s most popular and versatile programming language?
Whether you are a beginner stepping into Java programming or someone looking to strengthen your Java skills, this course will take you from the fundamentals to advanced features of modern Java.
In this course, you will learn Java step by step, starting from basic syntax and data types, and progressing through Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), interfaces, exception handling, multithreading, I/O streams, collections, and advanced topics such as lambda expressions, streams, records, and sealed classes introduced in recent Java versions.
Through practical examples and hands-on coding, you will gain the confidence to write, debug, and optimize Java programs. You’ll also explore real-world concepts like networking, serialization, and working with the Java Standard Library to build robust and scalable applications.
By the end of the course, you will not only understand how Java works but also how to apply it effectively to solve problems, structure applications, and prepare for technical interviews or professional projects.
What you’ll learn:
Core Java fundamentals: syntax, control structures, arrays, and data types
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP): encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism
Advanced OOP features: abstract classes, sealed classes, and records
Working with Java libraries: Strings, Dates, Wrapper classes, Math, and Objects
Interfaces: default, static, and private methods
Packages, access modifiers, and enumerations
Exception handling: built-in and custom exceptions
Multithreading and synchronization
Input/Output (I/O) streams, NIO, and file handling
Networking: server-client sockets and working with URLs
Collections framework: List, Set, Map, Generics, and utility classes
Regular Expressions for pattern matching
Functional programming with Lambda Expressions and Streams
Who this course is for:
Beginners who want to learn Java programming from scratch
Students preparing for university-level Java courses
Developers looking to strengthen their Java fundamentals and learn modern features
Professionals preparing for job interviews or certifications in Java