Why learn Java?
A programming world without Java is inconceivable. Widely used in the distributed environment of the internet, it is one of the most popular programming languages for Android smartphones and favoured for development of devices and software applications. The functioning of a large number of websites and applications depends on the installation of Java which is fast, secure and reliable. From data centres and laptops to gaming consoles, scientific supercomputers and the Internet, Java is widely used and implemented. Created in 1995, and owned by Oracle, the programming language offers a lot of advantages to the organizations and individuals working on it.
Programs created on Java offer portability and can run in any network. Easy to learn and simple to use, the programming language can be used on different platforms like Windows, Mac, Linux, Raspberry Pi etc. The language is designed in a way that once written it does not require recompilation which saves time and money. Java applications are compiled to “bytecode” that are capable of running on any virtual machine irrespective of the computer architecture.
Benefits:
Java is a general-purpose computer programming language that is object-oriented, concurrent and class-based and designed to have minimal dependencies when it comes to its implementation.
Individual Benefits: A Java Certification helps individuals:
- Train for jobs in the software testing domain that rely extensively upon Java programming for their applications
- Move up in their career in Software development and coding fields
- Prepare to be part of the Java programming trend
- As per Payscale.com, a Java Developer in the US earns $73,336 on an average.
Organizational Benefits: Training their workforce on Java gives organizations several benefits:
- The code is robust and guarantees integrity
- Java does not use pointers and therefore data is secure
- Java applet has the characteristic of offering flexibility
- Java is object-oriented
- It's free to use and is utilized by over 116,818 websites currently, which makes up for 1.72% of all websites
With Java being the core language with which a majority of applications are now built, Java developers are in great demand in the software industry all over the world. Certification in Java programming will definitely help software professionals distinguish themselves from non-certified individuals and move ahead in their career. Java continues to be among the top programming languages used by programmers for the development of web, desktop and mobile applications.
Java training courses are in great demand in the developer and programming community given the ease of learning for developers with a huge community to support.
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Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites as such which are required to be met in order to learn Java, but it would help to have some prior knowledge on programming language constructs.
Who Should Attend
- Application developers who want to increase their understanding of core Java
- All those who want to understand new features of Java
- Candidates who want to become Java programmers or web developers
What you’ll learn
1. Introduction
Get a comprehensive introduction to Java and its concepts and learn object-oriented programming.
2. JUnit
Learn writing and running Tests in JUnit. Assertions and test Fixtures are also discussed.
3. Inheritance & Interfaces
Learn about Inheritance Interfaces and concepts like relationships, method overriding etc.
4. Design Patterns
In-depth study of design patterns like singleton, single factory, and factory method patterns.
5. Annotations
Learn where to use annotations as well as learn the syntax of writing custom Annotations.
6. Reflection
Work with Objects Reflectively, including Creating Instances, Invoking Methods, Setting Field Values
7. Lambda Expressions
Get an overview of functional interfaces & lambdas and how to use Lambda Expressions in Java.
8. Streams
Understand and learn about the Stream API as well as about stream processing and collectors.
9. Miscellaneous
Using Stream API, time and date API. Build tools such as Ant and Maven. Configure logging.
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Advance from the Basics
Learn concepts from scratch, and advance your learning through step-by-step guidance on tools and techniques.
Code Reviews by Professionals
Get reviews and feedback on your final projects from professional developers.
Curriculum
- Review - Basics
- Java Environment
- Classes and Objects
- Instance Variables, Methods, Constructors, Static Members
- OO Principles: Data Encapsulation, Cohesion
- Object Contracts: toString(), equals() and hashCode(), Comparable and Comparator
- Packages, Enums, Arrays
- Exceptions
- UML Overview
- Inheritance
- Definition and IS-A Relationship
- Method Overriding, @Override
- OO Principles: Principle of Substitutability, Polymorphism and Encapsulation of Type, Coupling, Open-Closed Principle
- Constructor Chaining
- Interfaces
- Defining and Implementing, Interface Types
- Interface Inheritance
- New Interface Features in Java 8
- Default Methods, Static Methods
- Functional Interfaces
- Guidelines
- Overview
- Tests, Assertions, and Fixtures
- Writing and Running Tests
- Assertions
- Test Fixtures, @Before and @After, @BeforeClass and @AfterClass
- Testing for Exceptions
- Best Practices and Test-Driven Development Overview (TDD)
- Collections Overview
- Generics and Type-Safe Collections
- Diamond Operator
- Lists, Sets, and Maps
- Interfaces and Contracts
- Iteration and Autoboxing
- Utility Classes - Collections and Arrays
- Writing Generic Classes
- Inheritance with Generic Types
- Wildcard Parameter Types
- Type Erasure
- Design Patterns Overview
- Controlling Object Creation
- Limitations of new Operator, Alternative Techniques
- Singleton Pattern
- Simple Factory
- Factory Method Pattern
- Other Techniques
- Named Objects, JNDI
- Dependency Injection Frameworks
- Inheritance and Composition - Pros and Cons
- Composition and Delegation
- HAS-A, USES Relationships
- Strategy Pattern
- Decorator Pattern
- Façade and Other Patterns
- Façade, Proxy, Template Method
- Overview and Motivation
- Stronger Encapsulation, Rules and Caveats
- Defining and Using Inner Classes
- Member-Level, Method-Local, Anonymous Classes
- Static Nested Classes
- Nested Classes, Nested Interfaces, Nested Enums
- Overview
- Using Annotations
- Target and Retention Policy
- Annotation Parameters, Parameter Shortcuts
- Writing Custom Annotations
- Syntax, Using the Meta-Annotations
- Using a Custom Annotation
- Overview and API
- The Class Called Class
- Obtaining and Inspecting Class Objects
- Working with Objects Reflectively
- Creating Instances, Invoking Methods, Setting Field Values
- Overview
- Functional Interfaces and Lambdas
- Target Context
- Using Lambda Expressions
- Syntax, Lambda Compatibility
- Variable Capture
- Type Inference
- Method References
- Three Types of Method References
- Refactoring Lambdas into Method References
- Overview
- Streams vs. Collections
- Anatomy of a Stream
- Understanding the Stream API
- Intermediate Operations and Stream Pipeline
- Java 8 Functional Interfaces: Predicate, Comparator, Function, Consumer, Supplier
- Stream Processing
- Filtering, Sorting, Mapping
- Terminal Operations
- Collectors
- Partitioning and Grouping
- Reducing and Summarizing
- Downstream Reductions
- Overview
- Dates, Times, and Instants
- Creating, Parsing, and Formatting
- Accessing Date and Time Fields
- Deriving New Values
- Time Zones
- Periods and Durations
- Intervals of Time: Date-Based and Time-Based
- Adding and Subtracting Intervals
- Javadoc
- Generating API Documentation
- Doc Comments and Doc Tags
- Ant
- History and Overview
- Buildfiles, Targets, and Tasks
- Maven
- Maven Concepts: Project, POM, Artifact, Naming, Dependency, Plugin, Repository
- Convention over Configuration
- Lifecycles and Phases
- Plugins and Goals
- Overview
- Popular Logging Frameworks
- Writing Log Messages
- Creating Loggers and Writing Log Messages
- Log Levels
- Configuration
- Appenders and Layouts
- Logger Configuration and Logger Hierarchy
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The Course
Java has been around for a long time but it still continues to be among the most popular programming languages. It is definitely a language that beginners in web development and app development should master. Besides giving you a solid foundation to master other object oriented concept and languages, it also gives your resume a good standing. Java programmers can earn upto $106,610 per year while senior developers can earn upto 139,132 per year.
This workshop will help you master Java with its thorough course outline and experiential format. Enrol now.
- Understand Java’s importance, uses, strengths and weaknesses
- Understand Java language basics
- Write, compile, and run Java programs
- Understand the Object Model and Object Oriented Programming
- Use classes, inheritance, polymorphism
- Create well designed classes and use them in your Java programs
- Use composition and delegation to create objects from other objects
- Use packages to organize code
- Understand interfaces, their importance, and their uses
- Use interfaces to implement abstraction
- Learn good Java coding style
- Create well-structured Java programs
- Compile and execute programs with the JDK development tools and with an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) of your choice
- Use the core Java libraries (java.lang, java.util)
- Use exceptions for error handling
- Understand the basics of using JDBC and JPA, and use them to access databases from Java
- Use the Java Collections Framework
- Be aware of, and use the new features of Java 8 (if using Java 1.8 or later), as well as important advanced features of earlier Java versions
By the end of this course, you would have gained knowledge on the use of Java through hands on curriculum and by working a project that involves building a personalized task manager.
Basic knowledge of C will be beneficial.
Yes, KnowledgeHut offers this training online.
On successful completion of the course you will receive a course completion certificate issued by KnowledgeHut.
Your instructors are Java experts who have years of industry experience.
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KnowledgeHut offers a 100% money back guarantee if the candidate withdraws from the course right after the first session. To learn more about the 100% refund policy, visit our Refund Policy.
The Remote Experience
In an online classroom, students can log in at the scheduled time to a live learning environment which is led by an instructor. You can interact, communicate, view and discuss presentations, and engage with learning resources while working in groups, all in an online setting. Our instructors use an extensive set of collaboration tools and techniques which improves your online training experience.
Minimum Requirements: MAC OS or Windows with 8 GB RAM and i3 processor
Project
Project
This is a moderate level project about developing a personalized task manager using core java APIS technologies.