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Learn Java Programming – Crash Course

This comprehensive Java programming crash course will teach you the essential skills needed to become a successful Java developer. Whether you are a complete beginner or have some programming experience, this course will provide you with a solid foundation in Java. It covers everything from the basics of Java syntax to advanced concepts like object-oriented programming, data structures, and algorithms. The course includes a wide range of examples and exercises that will help you practice what you have learned and gain real-world programming experience.

This course is completely FREE and comes with a 30 day money-back guarantee!

The course is taught by experienced Java developers with years of industry experience. They offer full support and answer your questions 7 days a week. You will learn from real experts and gain the skills needed to land your dream job as a Java developer.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

Creating a basic Java program
The Java compiler
Data types, variables, conditional processing, loops, classes, operators, expressions
And much more!

This course uses the latest version of Java, Java 11, which is supported by Oracle for many years to come. Learn the most useful skills and be prepared for the future of Java development.

This course is available from Udemy, Udacity, Coursera, MasterClass, NearPeer, and other platforms. Enrol now and start your journey to becoming a Java developer!

Learn the core Java skills needed to apply for Java developer positions in just 10 hours.
Have a fundamental understanding of the Java programming language.
Understand how to create your own Java programs.
Have the skills and understanding of Java to confidently apply for Java programming jobs.
Hold sufficient Java skills to move onto Java Enterprise Edition (JEE) technology such as the Spring Framework to build enterprise software.
Possess java skills to move into Android app development.
Be able to demonstrate industry best practices in the Java code you write as taught by instructors with 18 years experience and who are Oracle Java certified.
Obtain a solid understanding of what debugging and refactoring is and how to do it.

Course Content

Introduction and Course Information

A Message from the Professor
Course Introduction

04:08
What is Java

04:27
Install JDK 11 Windows

05:41
Install and Configure IntelliJ Windows Java 11

10:30
Install JDK 11 Mac

02:46
Install and Configure IntelliJ Mac Java 11

11:13
Install JDK 11 Linux

07:20
Install and Configure IntelliJ Linux Java 11

11:37
Creating the First IntelliJ Project

07:51
Structure of a Java Program

05:50
Dot Notation Part 1

07:52
Dot Notation Part 2

09:44
Summary

02:04

Starting to Code

Your Programming Careers Questions Answered

01:53
Introduction

01:57
Variables

07:09
Using var vs an Explicit type

07:43
Finish and Run Game

02:25
Why use Variables

07:09
Challenge

02:46
Naming Conventions

08:39
Naming Conventions Challenge

02:08
Challenge Solution

07:42
Summary

02:14

Writing to and reading from the Console

Introduction

02:04
Console Input with nextLine

05:44
Reading the Input from the HammerBitcoin Game

09:38
Console Input Text and Numbers

09:19
Reading Numbers in HammerBitcoin

04:02
Console Output Text and String Formatting

03:44
String Format Alignment

06:16
More About String Formatting

10:46
Summary

01:54

Java Types and Expressions

Introduction

01:12
Primitive Types

07:53
int and long

02:16
float and double

03:09
float and double Precision

05:23
BigDecimal and Floating Point Accuracy

06:42
BigDecimal Accuracy

07:49
Expressions

06:08
Boolean Expressions

04:54
Compound Boolean Expressions

05:49
Truth Tables

01:37
Boolean Variables

06:28
Booleans in HammerBitcoin

06:36
Boolean Expression Challenge Solution

06:22
Classes and Objects

02:46
Classes and Class Instances

05:37
Members and Fields

05:12
Class Constructors

05:18
Public and Private Members

04:03
Summary

01:12

Flow Control

Introduction

02:09
Oracle Java Documentation

05:43
for Loops

03:55
IntelliJ Debugger

11:13
More on for Loops

04:25
Nested for Loops

06:40
Using the Debugger for HammerBitcoin

07:49
More Debugging of HammerBitcoin

04:55
for Loops in Eliza

08:09
Understanding More About Eliza

04:42
while Loops

09:55
while Loop Challenge Solution

02:17
Which Way is Better

05:20
do – while Loop

05:01
do – while Loop Challenge Solution

02:22
Summary

01:44

Flow control ifelse and switch

Introduction

00:51
if Statement

07:49
else

04:08
More if and else

04:01
if-else Challenge

02:33
Challenge Solution

07:19
Play Again Challenge Solution

04:33
switch Statement

06:17
default case

03:56
Handling Multiple Cases

01:40
Using break in Loops

05:32
continue

03:29
Scope of break and continue

01:56
Ternary Conditional Operator

05:45
Ternary Conditional Operator Challenge

00:56
Solution to Ternary Conditional Operator Challenge

02:04
Summary

01:53

Flow control Methods

Introduction

01:19
Calling Methods

05:04
Methods Calling Methods

03:42
Method Parameters

05:06
Parameter Challenge Solution

03:10
Brake Challenge Solution

05:12
Simple Car Game Version 1

05:44
Adding Libraries

04:21
Version 2 of Simple Car Game

09:45
public and private Methods

08:52
Return a Result from a Method

08:44
Why Duplicating Code is Bad

05:14
Refactor Game Removing Duplicate Code

06:53
Passing by Value

04:58
Global Variables

07:19
Refactoring Challenge

01:14
Challenge Solution

04:43
Variable Scope

05:24
Removing Global Variables

06:32
Scope Challenge and Summary

03:23
Challenge Solution

06:25
Solution Continued

06:01
Summary

03:49

Operators

Operators and Operator Precedence

03:28
Primary Operators

06:10
Avoid ++ and — in Expressions

05:47
Operator Precedence

08:25
Using the Remainder Operator

04:59
Remainder in Rock Paper Scissors

04:44
Relational and Conditional Operators

03:09
Short Circuit Evaluation

07:10
Assignment Operators

03:55

Dealing with Strings

What is a String

06:20
Indexing

05:14
String Length Method

04:11
IndexOf

04:34
Case Insensitive IndexOf

05:49
lastIndexOf and Repeated Matches

05:32
Processing Matches with replaceFirst and substring

07:23
Java String Methods Documentation

03:33
String Equality

08:14
Value and Reference Types

07:46
Strings are Immutable

07:25
The StringBuilder Class

06:38
Mutable Reference Types Explanation

01:52
Equality with Reference Types

07:23
Append Delete and Method Chaining

08:39
Challenge Solution

03:04
More on Method Chaining

03:56
Introduction to Overloaded Methods

05:24
toString and valueOf Methods

07:29
Searching for Text in a StringBuilder

07:45
More Content

00:51

Extra Content

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About Course

Learn Java Programming – Crash Course

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Introduction and Course Information

A Message from the Professor

Course Introduction

What is Java

Install JDK 11 Windows

Install and Configure IntelliJ Windows Java 11

Install JDK 11 Mac

Install and Configure IntelliJ Mac Java 11

Install JDK 11 Linux

Install and Configure IntelliJ Linux Java 11

Creating the First IntelliJ Project

Structure of a Java Program

Dot Notation Part 1

Dot Notation Part 2

Summary

Starting to Code

Your Programming Careers Questions Answered

Introduction

Variables

Using var vs an Explicit type

Finish and Run Game

Why use Variables

Challenge

Naming Conventions

Naming Conventions Challenge

Challenge Solution

Summary

Writing to and reading from the Console

Introduction

Console Input with nextLine

Reading the Input from the HammerBitcoin Game

Console Input Text and Numbers

Reading Numbers in HammerBitcoin

Console Output Text and String Formatting

String Format Alignment

More About String Formatting

Summary

Java Types and Expressions

Introduction

Primitive Types

int and long

float and double

float and double Precision

BigDecimal and Floating Point Accuracy

BigDecimal Accuracy

Expressions

Boolean Expressions

Compound Boolean Expressions

Truth Tables

Boolean Variables

Booleans in HammerBitcoin

Boolean Expression Challenge Solution

Classes and Objects

Classes and Class Instances

Members and Fields

Class Constructors

Public and Private Members

Summary

Flow Control

Introduction

Oracle Java Documentation

for Loops

IntelliJ Debugger

More on for Loops

Nested for Loops

Using the Debugger for HammerBitcoin

More Debugging of HammerBitcoin

for Loops in Eliza

Understanding More About Eliza

while Loops

while Loop Challenge Solution

Which Way is Better

do – while Loop

do – while Loop Challenge Solution

Summary

Flow control ifelse and switch