Practical Java Programming Practices (120+ Common Projects)
What you'll learn
- Level up your Java programming skill with over 120 beginners best practices
- How to find even and odd number in python
- How to detect Positive and Negative Numbers
- How to check for Even and odd Numbers
- How to check for Greatest of 3 Numbers
- How to check for divisibility of a Number
- How to convert from Celsius to Fahrenheit
- How to check for Leap year
- How to check if a point belongs to Circle
- How to create quadratic Equation
- How to make guess of Random number
- How to create a Multiplication Table using while loop
- How to build a simple Calculator
- How to get Sum and Product of digits
- How to make a Binary search of number in an array
- And lots more...
Course content
- Preview04:22
- 03:34Practice 2. PrintWriter
- 05:46Practice 3. Basic Arithmetic Calculators
- Preview07:03
- 10:19Practice 5. Date and Time
- Preview12:45
- 09:49Practice 7. Method Overloading
- 07:34Practice 8. String Overloading
- 09:50Practice 9. Method Overriding
- 06:03Practice 10. Use of Final Keyword as a variable
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- 03:55Practice 11. Use of final Keyword as a method
- 08:33Practice 12. Use of finalized keyword
- 06:44Practice 13. Static Variable
- 23:05Practice 14. Program for Interface
- 14:02Practice 15. Super class
- 05:00Practice 16. How to use This keyword
- 13:34Practice 17. Print numbers in Matrix Format
- Preview23:19
- 18:18Practice 19. Matrix Subtraction
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- 18:24Practice 20. Matrix Multiplication
- 04:53Practice 21. Triangular Pattern (1)
- 04:04Practice 22. Triangular Pattern (2)
- 03:12Practice 23. Triangular Pattern (3)
- 02:49Practice Triangular Pattern (4)
- 12:13Practice 25. Paschal Triangle
- Preview06:24
- 06:46Practice 27. Multiplication Table
- 06:05Practice 28. Area of a Triangle
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- 08:05Practice 29. How to detect largest Number input from a user
- 14:41Practice 30. Use of maths operators for Calculator
- 08:35Practice 31. A program for calculating Factorial
- 09:24Practice 32. A program to determine Student's grade
- 04:18Practice 33. Detect Negative and Positive Numbers from a user
- 04:08Practice 34. Detect Even and Odd Numbers
- 06:16Practice 35. A program for Fibonacci Sequence
- 10:44Practice 36. A program to check palindrome number
- 09:27Practice 37. Program to check Vowels and Consonants
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- 04:03Practice 38. Print out Arrays
- 06:08Practice 39. Print out Array from user
- 10:27Practice 40. Print out Arrays in ascending order
- 07:03Practice 41. Print out String Arrays
- 05:14Practice 42. Sorting an Array
- 03:13Practice 43. Program to search an element in an Array
- 17:24Practice 44. Insert Element in an Array
- 04:03Practice 45. Program to Reverse an Array
- 06:42Practice 46. Minimum and Maximum Element in Array
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- 04:47Practice 47. A program to merge two Arrays
- 25:04Practice 48. A program to sort a Merged Array
- 06:42Practice 49. Abstract Class
- 13:02Practice 50. A program for Abstract class and Abstract Method
- 03:43Practice 51. Array to String
- 05:34Practice 52. A Program to calculate Array_s average
- 05:13Practice 53. For Loop
- 01:56Practice 54. Infinite Loop
- 05:23Practice 55. Generate Random Numbers
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- 06:45Practice 56. Reverse a Number
- 06:42Practice 57. Convert fro Fahrenheit to Centigrade
- 06:55Practice 58. Convert Centigrade to Fahrenheit
- 06:05Practice 59. Reverse a Number using For loop
- 08:23Practice 60. Program to print out Prime Numbers
- 06:03Practice 61. A program to swap two different Numbers
- 03:09Practice 62. A program to swap two different numbers (2)
- 05:27Practice 63. Print out current Date and Time
- 07:24Practice 64. Program to detect a leap year
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- 06:06Practice A program to detect Prime numbers only
- 07:00Practice 66. A program to check a perfect square
- 11:50Practice 67. Program to convert from Decimal to Binary
- 06:50Practice 68. Sum of Digits from User
- 08:05Practice 69. A program to find two top maximum numbers in an Array
- 05:05Practice 70. A program to convert from String to Character
- 08:36Practice 71. A program to convert from String to other Data Types
- 08:40Practice 72. A program to check Armstrong Numbers
- 07:17Practice 73. A program to calculate Arithmetic Mean
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- 07:09Practice 74. Program to calculate HCF and LCM
- 07:39Practice 75. Program to convert from Decimal to Octal
- 07:46Practice 76. A program to convert from Binary to Decimal
- 08:59Practice 77. Program to convert from Decimal to HexaDecimal
- 06:00Practice 78. Program to create current locale
- 09:22Practice 79. A program for Array List
- 11:49Practice 80. Iterate through HashMap
- 16:57Practice 81. A program to sort HashMap
- 26:42Practice 82. Sort HashMap by Values
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- 11:56Practice 83. Program to find longest sub string
- 14:41Practice 84. A program to get Employee_s data
- 19:37Practice 85. A program to sort Object using comparable interface
- 20:06Practice 86. A program to sort Object using Comparator Interface
- 12:36Practice 87. A program to detect first non repeated character
- 22:20Practice 88. A program to generate permutation of a string
- 18:42Practice 89. A program to get the result of the longest Palindrome
- 08:17Practice 90. A program to sort Array in Descending order
- 09:07Practice 91. A program to remove duplicate element in a list
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- 05:21Practice 92. A program to run a Thread
- 06:19Practice 93. A program to create a Thread using runnable interface
- 11:34Practice 94. A program to join two Threads
- 05:28Practice 95. Program to remove Multiple spaces in a String
- 18:37Practice 96. A program to find the union of two Arrays
- 14:22Practice 97. A program to find intersection of two Arrays
- 04:35Practice 98. A program to detect if a number is of power of 2
- 06:47Practice 99. A program for Exception Handling
- 10:48Practice 100. A program for Multiple catch Blocks in Exception Handling
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- 05:49Practice 101. A program to implement Exception Handling using Finally Block
- 05:27Practice 102. A program to implement Try-Catch-Finally Blocks
- 06:04Practice 103. A program to implement Throw in java
- 08:42Practice 104. A program for User Define Exception
- 06:34Practice 105. A program for Constructor Inheritance
- 10:26Project 106. A program for super class in Inheritance
- 07:19Practice 107. A program to clone Objects
- 09:23Practice 108. A program to get sub-list from an Array with clone
- 05:45Practice 109. A program to sync Array list using Collections.synchochroniseList
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- 07:01Practice 110. A program to get the last occurrence of an object in an Array list
- 06:02Practice 111. A program to demonstrate Single Inheritance
- 09:24Practice 112. A program to demonstrate MultiLevel Inheritance
- 07:44Practice 113. A program to demonstrate Hierarchical Inheritance
- 10:45Practice 114. A project to print different String functions
- 14:52Practice 115. A program to count Number of words in a String variable
- 05:49Practice 116. A program to find Armstrong using Multithreading
- 10:24Practice 117. A program to find Prime Numbers using Multithreading
- 04:21Practice 118. A program to print out Alphabets A-Z using Multithreading
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- 05:34Practice 119. A program to print out Alphabet using Alternate
- 06:11Project 120. A program to print out Numbers
- 04:06Practice 121. A program to check for Even Numbers
- 03:27Practice 122. A program to check for Odd Numbers
- 03:31Practice 123. A program to get square of Numbers with Multithreading
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Requirements
- This courses requires basics of Java programming knowledge
- A computer (Windows/Mac/Linux)
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