
Welcome to the Java Programming Beginner to Guru course! In this lecture learn what you can expect in this course!
Meet your Instructor! John Thompson has been in the computer industry for over 25 years. John has also worked with Java in a number of industries. Learn more about John in this introduction!
Learn how to get the most out of this course. Your instructor John had had 10's of thousands of students take his online courses. Learn important tips about how you can get the most out of your course!
Install the JDK to compile Java byte code, and choose Oracle or OpenJDK; use a simple text editor or an IDE such as IntelliJ, Eclipse, or NetBeans.
Install Java JDK 11 from Oracle on Windows 10, set JAVA_HOME and PATH, and verify with java -version and javac -version. Install IntelliJ IDEA Community and create a Java project.
install the JDK 11 from Oracle and set up JAVA_HOME on macOS, then download and install the IntelliJ community edition and create a new Java project.
Set up Java development on Ubuntu by installing Oracle JDK 11, configuring java_home, and verifying with Java and javac commands. Install and launch IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition.
Enable the Windows subsystem for Linux, install Ubuntu, and access a bash shell, then install OpenJDK 11 in the Linux subsystem for Java development.
Set up your Java development environment with the JDK and IntelliJ, then dive into the fundamentals: basic constructs, syntax, and how Java programs work.
Explore the anatomy of a Java program, from methods and return types to the main entry point, classes, and access modifiers, with practical ATM analogies.
Create a hello world Java program in IntelliJ, implement a main method, print hello world to the console, run it, and diagnose common syntax errors.
Explore Java keywords and identifiers, including reserved words like public, class, void, and literals true, false, null, and learn naming rules and conventions for classes, methods, and packages.
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*** This course is Brand NEW in 2020! It is being offered for FREE as content is developed and added! ***
The Java Programming is the number one programming language in the world. Companies big and small rely upon Java for their software needs.
Even though Java first came out in 1995, the language has continued to evolve with every release. Each release adds modern features to the Java language, which maintains its popularity.
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