
This lecture describes how to configure your system so you run the examples and do the exercises in this course.. If you already setup your machine for part 1 of this course, then you can skip this video.
This lecture describes how to configure your system so you run the examples and do the exercises in this course. If you already setup your machine for part 1 of this course, then you can skip this video.
This video identifies the key learning points in this section.
In this video you will learn that sequential execution refers to the execution of your program's statements in the sequence that they appear in your source code file.
In this video you will learn about conditional statements.
In this video you will learn to use an if statement to evaluate conditional expressions and execute a specified statement if the condition is true.
In this video you will learn to add an else clause that will be executed if the expression results in false.
In this video you will learn to use code blocks to control more than one statement in an if.
In this video you will learn to put one if statement inside of another one.
In this video you will learn to use a switch statement to compare a single value to a list of possibilities.
In this video you will be encouraged to run an example program that prints letter grades based on scores.
In this video you will be presented with several review questions that you are encouraged to answer on your own.
This video challenges you to demonstrate your comprehension of this section by performing hands-on exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video identifies the key learning points in this section.
In this video you will learn the difference between iterative and conditional loops.
In this video you will learn that an iterative loop executes its controlled statement a specified number of times.
In this video you will learn continue to learn about iterative loops.
In this video you will learn to define a code block for loops that need to execute more than one statement per iteration.
In this video you will learn how to embed one loop inside of another loop.
In this video you will learn about while and do loops.
In this video you will learn how to create loops that run forever.
In this video you will be encouraged to run a sample program that displays a menu of choices.
In this video you will be presented with several review questions that you are encouraged to answer on your own.
This video challenges you to demonstrate your comprehension of this section by performing hands-on exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video identifies the key learning points in this section.
In this video you will learn that duplicating code is not the best way to deal with code that you want to invoke repeatedly.
In this video you will learn how to modularize your code using methods.
In this video you will continue to learn how to modularize your code using methods.
In this video you will learn how the main method calls other methods in your program.
In this video you will learn about local variables and fields.
In this video you will learn how to declare methods with parameters.
In this video you will learn how to return values from a method.
In this video you will continue to learn how to return values from a method.
In this video you will learn to create method stubs to get your programs compiling and running quicker.
In this video you will learn that a library contains reusable methods that you can access from your classes.
In this video you will be encouraged to run a program that computes squares and square roots using methods.
In this video you will be presented with several review questions that you are encouraged to answer on your own.
This video challenges you to demonstrate your comprehension of this section by performing hands-on exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video identifies the key learning points in this section.
In this video you will learn about bugs caused by incorrect syntax and incorrect logic.
In this video you will learn how to comment out code to debug a program.
In this video you will learn how to debug a command by adding print statements.
In this video you will learn about software called a debugger.
In this video you will learn how to install Eclipse and create a simple project.
In this video you will learn how to debug a program in Eclipse
In this video you will be encouraged to run a program that has embedded debug print statements.
In this video you will be presented with several review questions that you are encouraged to answer on your own.
This video challenges you to demonstrate your comprehension of this section by performing hands-on exercises.
This video identifies the key learning points in this section.
In this video you will learn the difference between scalar data and data collections.
In this video you will learn that an array is a data collection that contains a number of data items that are all of the same type.
In this video you will learn how to access array elements using zero based indexing.
In this video you will learn how to create a multidimensional array.
In this video you will learn how to initialize individual values within an array.
In this video you will be encouraged to run an example that calculates average rainfall using an array.
In this video you will be presented with several review questions that you are encouraged to answer on your own.
This video challenges you to demonstrate your comprehension of this section by performing hands-on exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video identifies the key learning points in this section.
In this video you will learn that a class is a collection of related data items that are stored together.
In this video you will learn the difference between an object and a class.
In this video you will learn how to use the dot operator to access fields within an object.
In this video you will learn how to access an array that is a member of a class.
In this video you will be encouraged to run an example program that makes use of a Customer class.
In this video you will be presented with several review questions that you are encouraged to answer on your own.
This video challenges you to demonstrate your comprehension of this section by performing hands-on exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video identifies the key learning points in this section.
In this video you will learn how reading and writing files is similar to reading from the keyboard and writing to the screen.
In this video you will learn about files.
In this video you will learn how to open a file for writing.
In this video you will learn how to open a file for reading.
In this video you will learn how to check for errors when reading and writing a file.
In this video you will learn to close a file to release resources.
In this video you will learn the difference between text files and binary files.
In this video you will be encouraged to run a program that writes a Customer object to a file.
In this video you will be presented with several review questions that you are encouraged to answer on your own.
This video challenges you to demonstrate your comprehension of this section by performing hands-on exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
This video reviews this section's exercises.
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Course Summary
With over 125 videos and 12 hours of content, this online training course is designed to introduce the complete beginner to computer programming using the Java language. You must complete Part 1 of this course before you take this course. You will first learn how to make decisions in Java programs using if and switch statements. Next, you will learn how to create while, do, and for loops to repeatedly run statements in your programs. Then, you will learn how to modularize your programs by extracting common code into methods. The course continues with coverage of data collections using both arrays and classes. Finally, you will learn how to read and write files using objects from the Java libraries.
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Hands-On Learning
Unlike other online training courses, you are encouraged to actively participate in the learning experience by running example files during lectures and performing coding challenges during labs. Each lab session includes review videos so you can compare your solution to the instructors.
Bonus Content
This training course comes complete with working examples and lab solution files as well as a link to optionally purchase the workbook used in the video at a discount.
About the Instructor
Jamie Romero is a dynamic instructor and expert Java programmer. He has taught over 375 classes to programmers from companies like Hewlett-Packard, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, and Walt Disney. Jamie's energetic style and up-beat attitude are just what you need for an online training course.
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