Topics include:
- Understanding the history and principles of Java
- Installing Eclipse and Java
- Compiling and running from the command line
- Managing memory and performing garbage collection
- Declaring and initializing variables
- Writing conditional code
- Building and parsing strings
- Debugging and exception handling
- Using simple arrays
- Creating custom classes
- Working with encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism
- Managing files
- Documenting code with Javadocs
Table of content
- Introduction
- Welcome
- Is this course for you? m 35s
- Using the exercise files
- What Is Java?
- The history of Java
- Understanding the principles of Java
- Java compilation and syntax
- Choosing a development environment
- Installing the Software
- Installing Java on Windows
- Installing Eclipse on Windows
- Exploring Java on Mac OS X Leopard and Snow Leopard
- Installing Java on Mac OS X Lion
- Installing Eclipse on Mac OS X
- Getting Started
- Creating a Hello World application
- Exploring the Eclipse IDE
- Compiling and running from the command line
- Passing arguments to the application
- Using the Java API documentation
- Memory management and garbage collection
- Using Primitive Data Types
- Everything is an object
- Declaring and initializing variables
- Working with numbers
- Converting numeric values
- Understanding operators
- Working with character values
- Working with boolean values
- Outputting primitive values as strings
- Creating a simple calculator application
- Exploring Syntax and Flow
- Writing conditional code
- Using the switch statement
- Repeating code blocks with loops
- Creating reusable code with methods
- Declaring methods with arguments
- Overloading method names with different signatures
- Passing arguments by reference or by value
- Creating a more complex calculator application
- Working with Complex Objects
- Using the String class
- Building strings with StringBuilder
- Parsing string values
- Working with date values
- Exception Handling and Debugging
- Understanding compile-time vs. runtime errors
- Handling exceptions with try/catch
- Throwing exceptions in methods
- Using the debugger
- Using Data Collections
- Using simple arrays
- Using two-dimensional arrays
- Managing resizable arrays with ArrayList
- Managing unordered data with HashMap
- Looping through collections with iterators
- Creating Custom Classes
- Understanding encapsulation
- Creating and instantiating custom classes
- Organizing classes with packages
- Creating and using instance methods
- Storing data in instance variables
- Using constructor methods
- Managing instance data with getter and setter methods
- Using class variables and Enum classes
- Working with Inheritance and Polymorphism
- Understanding inheritance and polymorphism
- Extending custom classes
- Overriding superclass methods
- Casting subclass objects
- Understanding interfaces and implementing classes
- Creating your own interfaces
- Using abstract classes and methods
- Working with Files
- Managing files with the core class library
- Managing files with Apache Commons FileUtils
- Reading a text file from a networked resource
- Parsing an XML file with DOM
- Preparing an Application for Deployment
- Creating your own JAR files
- Understanding the classpath
- Documenting code with Javadoc
- Conclusion
- Goodbye
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