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Java Programming 1 / Java Developer Course

Course Duration: 5 days

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Course Overview

Java is everywhere and is as popular as ever. This hands-on course, delivered using Java 17, endeavours to provide the fundamental skills you need to become a Java Developer. We’ll have you build a series of realistic apps focusing on object-oriented principles from the start.

Note that this is not a beginners course. You are expected to be familiar with programming concepts and have a little coding experience. If not you should consider our Introduction to Programming – Java course instead.

Exercises and examples are used throughout the course to give practical hands-on experience with the techniques covered

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Who will the course benefit?

The Java Programming 1 / Java Developer course is aimed at anyone with a little coding experience seeking to become a Java Developer, and existing developers seeking to migrate to Java..

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Entry Requirements

Delegates attending this course should be able to define general programming concepts including compilation and execution, variables, arrays, sequence, selection and iteration, navigate the filesystem (on the command line ideally), edit and save text files and browse the web. This knowledge can be obtained by attendance on the pre-requisite Introduction to Programming course.

Pre-requisite Courses

  • Introduction to Programming

Follow-on Courses

  • Java Programming 2
  • Unit Testing using JUnit
  • Java Web Services

Notes

  • Course technical content is subject to change without notice.
  • Course content is structured as sessions, this does not strictly map to course timings. Concepts, content and practicals often span sessions.

Exam

Whilst not strictly aligned to it, this course is a good choice for anyone intending to take Oracle’s Java SE 11 Programmer I exam. All of the headline exam topics are covered though additional preparation is likely to be required.

 

Course Objectives

This course aims to provide the delegate with the skills needed to build object-oriented apps using Java that exploit all of the fundamental elements of the language.

Syllabus – Key points

Java Programming 1 / Java Developer Training Course
Course Introduction

Administration and Course Materials
Course Structure and Agenda
Delegate and Trainer Introductions
Session 1: PLATFORM, APP STRUCTURE, & BASIC IO
The Java language
The Java platform
App structure incl. modules, packages, and classes (brief)
The main method
Reading from stdin and writing to stdout
Reading from and writing to a text file
Compilation and execution

Session 2: CLASSES & OBJECTS

What is an object
What is a class
Object-oriented apps
Classes
Fields
Constructors
Methods
Objects
Instantiation
Getting and setting fields
Calling methods

Session 3: VARIABLES & STANDARD DATA TYPES

Instance fields
Default values
Local variables incl. parameters
Primitives
Literals
Default types
Casting
References
Arrays (brief)
Strings (brief)
Primitive wrappers
Constants
Type inference
Varargs
Naming conventions
Java Programming 1 / Java Developer Training Course

Session 4: DECISIONS & LOOPS

Relational and conditional operators
If statements
Switch statements
Switch expressions
The ternary operator
While loops
For loops (both kind)
Branching statements (break, continue, return)

Session 5: ESSENTIAL COLLECTIONS

What is an array
List vs. array
Map vs. list
Generic classes (brief)
Arrays
Declaration and initialisation
Setting and getting elements
Sizing
Iterating
Multi-dimensional arrays
Command line arguments
The ArrayList and HashMap classes
Imports
Adding elements incl. autoboxing
Membership testing
Accessing elements
Changing elements
Removing elements
Sizing
Iterating

Session 6: STATIC MEMBERS & ENUMS

What does it mean to be static
Static fields
Static methods
Static context
Static imports
Enums

Session 7: NUMBERS & MATHS

Strings to numbers
Arithmetic and unary operators
The Math class
The BigDecimal class
Number formatting

Session 8: STRINGS & REGEX

What is a String
Immutable objects
The String Pool
Strings
Creation
Escape characters
Concatenation
Text blocks
Format Strings
Length
Transformative methods
Search methods
Comparative methods
Java 11 methods
StringBuilder
Pattern matching
Regular expressions
The Pattern and Matcher classes

Session 9: EXCEPTION HANDLING

What is an exception
Checked vs. unchecked exceptions
Exceptions and the call stack
Try, catch, and finally
Handling multiple exception types
Try with resources
Throwing exceptions
Custom exceptions (brief)
Session 10: ENCAPSULATION
What is encapsulation
Access modifiers
Private fields and public methods
Getters and setters
Constructors (for controlling instantiation)
The this keyword
Records

Session 11: COMPOSITION & AGGREGATION

What is composition
What is aggregation
Composite associations
Aggregate associations
Constructor injection (mandatory)
Setter injection (optional)
The problem with getter methods (refs. vs. copies)

Session 12: INHERITANCE, ABSTRACTION, & POLYMORPHISM

What is inheritance
The purpose of inheritance
Extending a superclass
Shadowing
Overriding
Subclass constructors
The super keyword
Inheritance polymorphism
Upcasting and downcasting
The instanceof operator
Final classes and methods
Sealed classes
The Object class incl. toString, hashCode, and equals (brief)
What is abstraction
The purpose of abstraction
Abstract classes and methods
Extending an abstract class
Interfaces
Implementing one or more interfaces
Extending and implementing
Interface polymorphism
Interface default, static, and private methods

Session 13: MODERN FILE IO

What is a stream
The different types of stream
The Path class
Reading all bytes/lines from a file
Writing all bytes/lines to a file
Reading from a file using a buffered stream
Writing to a file using a buffered stream
Parsing a file using a Scanner
Session 14: MODULES
What is a module
Module descriptor
Module requires and exports
Compiling a module
Using jdeps to determine a module’s dependencies
Compiling a module that requires other modules
Executing a module
Using jlink to build a custom JRE
Session 15: BASIC JDBC
What is JDBC
Loading the driver
Establishing a connection
AutoCommit
Transaction management
Creating a statement
PreparedStatement
CallableStatementt
Batch updates
Executing a query/update
Processing a ResultSet
Type
Concurrency
Holdability
Closing resources

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