Java Programming for Complete Beginners

Table of contents

1. Chapter 1 : Java 11 Introduction and OOPS Concepts
   1. Learning Objectives
   2. Introduction
   3. Working of Java Program
   4. Object-Oriented Programming
   5. Install and Work with Eclipse
   6. Basic Elements of Java
   7. Unicode Characters
   8. Variables
   9. Data Types
   10. Operators
   11. Logical Operator
   12. Operators Precedence
   13. Type Casting – Type Conversion
   14. Conditional Statements
   15. Nested-if
   16. Loops
   17. 'For' Versus 'While' Versus 'Do While'
   18. Access Specifiers
   19. Java 11
   20. 'NULL', 'this' and 'instanceof' Operators
   21. Destructors
   22. Code Refactoring
   23. Garbage Collector
   24. Static Code Analysis
   25. String
   26. Arrays – Part 1
   27. Arrays – Part 2
   28. 'for each' Loop
   29. Method Overloading
   30. Command-Line Arguments
   31. Parameter Passing Techniques
   32. Types of Parameters
   33. Variable Arguments
   34. Initializer
   35. Demo – Basic Java Program
   36. Demo – Displaying Content
   37. Demo – Quiz Program
   38. Demo – String Functions Program
   39. Demo – Student Record Program
   40. Summary
2. Chapter 2 : Utility Packages and Inheritance
   1. Learning Objective
   2. Packages in Java
   3. Demo – Utility Package
   4. Inheritance in Java
   5. Demo – Bank Account Statement Using Inheritance
   6. Object Type Casting
   7. Method Overriding
   8. Demo – House Architecture using Polymorphism
   9. Lambda Expression
   10. Static Variable and Methods
   11. Abstract Classes
   12. Interface in Java
   13. Java Set Interface
   14. Marker Interface
   15. Inner Class
   16. Exception Handling in Java
   17. Demo – Exception Handling
   18. Memory Management
   19. Summary
3. Chapter 3 : Multithreading Concepts
   1. Learning Objective
   2. Multithreading
   3. Introduction to Threads
   4. Threads Lifecycle
   5. Thread Priority
   6. Daemon Thread
   7. Thread Scheduling and Sleeping
   8. Thread Synchronization
   9. Wrapper Classes
   10. Autoboxing and Unboxing
   11. 'java util' and 'java lang' Classes
   12. javalang – String Class
   13. javautil – StringBuilder and StringTokenizer Classes
   14. javalang – Math Class
   15. javautil – Locale Class
   16. Java Generics
   17. Collections Frameworks
   18. Set Interface in Collections
   19. Hashcode() in Collections
   20. List in Collections
   21. Queues in Collections
   22. Comparator Interface in Collections
   23. Deque in Collections
   24. Map in Collections
   25. 'for each' method
   26. Difference: Collections and Array Class
   27. Input Output Stream
   28. Java.io.File Class
   29. Byte Stream Hierarchy
   30. CharacterStream Classes
   31. Serialization
   32. JUnit
   33. Logger – Log4j
   34. Demo – Sorting Student Registration Using Arrays
   35. Demo – Stack, Queue, and Linked List
   36. Demo – Multithreading
   37. Summary
4. Chapter 4 : Debugging Concepts
   1. Learning Objective
   2. Debugging Techniques
   3. Tracing and Logging Analysis
   4. Log Levels and Log Analysis
   5. Stack Trace
   6. Logging using Log4j
   7. Best practices of Log4j – Part 1
   8. Best Practices of Log4j – Part 2
   9. Log4j Levels
   10. Eclipse Debugging
   11. Setting Breakpoints
   12. Stepping Through or Variable Inspection
   13. Demo – Analysis of Reports with Logging
   14. Summary
5. Chapter 5 : JUnit
   1. Learning Objective
   2. Introduction
   3. Unit Testing
   4. JUnit Test Framework
   5. JUnit Test Framework - Annotation
   6. JUnit Test Framework – Assert Class
   7. JUnit Test Framework – Test Suite
   8. JUnit Test Framework – Exceptions Test
   9. Demo – Generating Report using JUnit
   10. Demo – testing Student Mark System using JUnit
   11. Summary
6. Chapter 6 : Java Cryptographic Extensions
   1. Learning Objective
   2. Cryptography
   3. Types of Authenticators
   4. CHACHA20 Stream Cipher and Poly1305 Authenticator
   5. Example Program
   6. Demo – Cryptographic Program
   7. Summary
7. Chapter 7 : Design Patterns
   1. Learning Objective
   2. Introduction to Design Patterns
   3. Types of Design Patterns
   4. Creational Patterns
   5. Factory Method Pattern
   6. Demo – Creating a Family of Objects Using the Factory Design Pattern
   7. Singleton Design Pattern
   8. Builder Pattern
   9. Structural Pattern
   10. Adapter Pattern
   11. Bridge Pattern
   12. Facade Pattern
   13. Flyweight Design Pattern
   14. Behavioral Design Pattern
   15. Demo – Loan Approval Process Using Behavioral Design Pattern
   16. Chain of Responsibility Pattern
   17. Command Design Pattern
   18. Interpreter Design Pattern
   19. Iterator Design Pattern
   20. Mediator Design Pattern
   21. Memento Design Pattern
   22. NULL Object Design
   23. Observer Design Pattern
   24. State Design Pattern
   25. Demo – State Design Pattern
   26. Strategy Design Pattern
   27. Template Design Pattern
   28. Visitor Design Pattern
   29. JEE or J2EE Design Patterns
   30. Summary