Core Java
Java is a general purpose, object oriented programming language developed by SUN MICRO SYSTEMS of USA in 1991. Originally it was called as OAK. This language was renamed as “JAVA” in 1995. Java was publicly announced in 1995.
Today, Java not only permeates the Internet, but also is the invisible force behind many of the applications and devices that power our day-to-day lives. From mobile phones to handheld devices, games and navigation systems to e-business solutions, Java is everywhere!
Duration
- Regular Class Room Training: 35 Hours
- Fast Track Batches: available
Pre-Requisites
- Understanding of fundamental computer concepts.
- • Knowledge of Programming languages like C is desirable.
Target Audience
- Anyone who wants to develop passion towards programing and wants a good start with very strong foundation in Object Oriented Programming.
- Any student having Java in their curriculum
Training Mode
- Online Training.
- Classroom Training.
- Weekend Training.
- One-One Training.
Core Java Lecture Started
- Java environment
- Java Development kit
- Stand alone application programming
- Applet and network programming
- Rules for writing JAVA programs
- Simple JAVA applications
- Byte code
- Java Virtual Machine
- Assignment, Arithmetic, and Unary Operators
- The Arithmetic Operators
- The Unary Operators
- The Equality and Relational Operators
- The Conditional Operators
- The Type Comparison Operator instanceof
- Bitwise and Bit Shift Operators
- Selection
- Logical operators
- Forms of If and else
- switch case
- Repetitions/iterations/Loops
- Command line arguments
- Single dimensional
- Multi dimensional
- Object
- Class
- Data encapsulation
- Data abstraction
- Polymorphism
- Inheritance
- Abstract classes
- Variables
- Adding methods to class definition
- Methods that takes parameters
- Object Reference
- Default values of variables
- Constructors
- Garbage collection
- Method overloading
- Constructor overloading
- Type conversion and Casting
- Passing objects as parameters to methods
- Methods returning objects
- Call by value and call by reference
- Recursion
- Public
- Private
- Protected
- Default access
- Static
- Nested classes/inner classes
- Nested methods
- Varargs
- Declaring Enums
- Enum with in a class
- Single inheritance
- Multilevel inheritance
- Multiple inheritance
- Hierarchical inheritance
- Access specifier in inheritance
- Object Reference in inheritance
- Using Super
- this Keyword
- Constructors in multilevel inheritance
- Method Overriding
- Dynamic method dispatch
- Abstract classes
- Final keyword
- Extending interfaces
- Implementing interfaces
- Various forms of interface implementation
- Accessing interface variables
- The Object class
- The Type Comparison Operator instanceof
- Java API Packages
- Using system packages
- Naming conventions
- Creating packages
- Access Protection
- Importing packages
- The java CLASSPATH
- Compile time exception
- Run Time exception(error)
- try
- catch
- throw
- throws
- finally
- Throwing our own exceptions
- Exception types
- Handling class hierarchy of exceptions
- throws clause
- Printing information about an exception
- Using assert
- Using threads in JAVA
- Creating own threads
- Working with Thread class
- Runnable interface
- Creating multiple threads
- Life cycle of a Thread
- Thread Priorities
- Thread synchronization
- Demon Threads
- AWT class hierarchy
- Component
- Containers
- Text and colors on Frame
- Graphics class
- Images (Pictures)
- Event Handling
- Events
- Event sources
- Event Listeners
- Event classes
- EventObject.
- Moving from one frame to another frame
- Advantages of Swing over AWT
- What is JFC ?
- Hierarchy of swing
- Creating a JFrame in Swings
- LayoutManagers
- Working with Lables, Buttons and TextFields
- work with checkboxes and Radio Buttons
- work with JChoiceBox and io streams
- Object class
- String class
- StringBuffer
- StringBuilder class
- StringJoiner class
- Math class
- Arrays class
- Calendar class
- Date class
- DateFormat and NumberFormat classes
- SimpleDateFormat class
- NewDate API
- Standard datatypes vs Objects
- Autoboxing and Autounboxing
- Wrapper classes
- Input-Output Streams
- Reader, BufferedReader, InputStreamReader classes
- FileReader, LineNumberReader, PushbackReader classes
- Writer, FileWriter, PrintWriter classes
- RandomAccessFile class
- File class
- Serialization
- Collection, List, Set, SortedSet interfaces
- ArrayList class
- Using Generics
- HashSet, LinkedHashSet and TreeSet classes
- Queue interface and linkedList class
- Vector and stack classes
- Map, SortedMap interfaces
- HashMap, TreeMap classes
- Collections class
- RegularExpressions – Pattern and Matcher classes
- Lambda Expressions
- Streams
Instructor-Led Training
We believe to provide our students the Best interactive experience as part of their learning.
Expert Trainers
We Constantly evaluate our trainers and only the “Best” Provides the Training.
Industry Specific Scenarios
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Flexible Schedule
Do not hesitate to ask… because we will work according to your calendar.
- Daily 1 hour class room training followed by 1 hour lab session.
- Module wise tests at end of each module
- Programming assignments
- Theory lab work records
- Final test at end of course
1.EleBill for Core Java Assignment 2
1. Source Code for Core Java Assignment 3 in PDF