Complete Road map of Java from zero to master

This is an In-Depth Java course! whether you’re a complete beginner or someone looking to refine their skills this course is perfect for you. We will cover every topic in depth so you people can understand.

Our Main Motive: Our main motive is to break down complex topics and teach you in a simpler way so that you can understand the concepts easily.

Introduction to Java

Overview of Java

  • What is Java?
  • History and evolution of Java
  • Features of Java
  • Java Development Kit (JDK) vs Java Runtime Environment (JRE) vs Java Virtual Machine (JVM)

Setting Up the Development Environment

  • Installing JDK
  • Setting up IDEs (Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA, NetBeans)
  • Writing and Running a Simple Java Program (Hello World)

Basic Java Syntax

  • Basic Program Structure
  • Java program structure
  • Java syntax rules

Data Types and Variables

  • Primitive data types (int, float, double, char, boolean)
  • Declaring and initializing variables
  • Type casting and type conversion

Operators

  • Arithmetic operators
  • Relational operators
  • Logical operators
  • Assignment operators
  • Unary operators
  • Ternary operator

Control Flow Statements

  • Conditional Statements
    • if statement
    • if-else statement
    • nested if-else statement
    • switch statement
  • Loops
    • for loop
    • while loop
    • do-while loop
    • Enhanced for loop (for-each loop)
    • Nested loops
    • Break and continue statements

Arrays and Strings

  • Arrays
    • Declaring, initializing, and accessing arrays
    • Multi-dimensional arrays
    • Array operations (traversing, sorting, searching)
  • Strings
    • Creating and initializing strings
    • String methods (length, charAt, substring, indexOf, etc.)
    • String manipulation and concatenation
    • StringBuilder and StringBuffer

Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

  • Classes and Objects
    • Defining classes and objects
    • Creating objects
    • Instance variables and methods
    • Constructors
    • The this keyword
  • Inheritance
    • Superclasses and subclasses
    • The super keyword
    • Method overriding
    • The Object class
  • Polymorphism
    • Method overloading
    • Method overriding
    • Dynamic method dispatch
    • Abstract classes and methods
  • Encapsulation
    • Access modifiers (private, public, protected, default)
    • Getters and setters
    • Data hiding
  • Abstraction
    • Abstract classes and methods
    • Interfaces
    • Difference between abstract classes and interfaces

Advanced Java Concepts

  • Exception Handling
    • Types of exceptions (checked and unchecked)
    • Try-catch block
    • Finally block
    • Throwing exceptions
    • Custom exceptions
  • Java Collections Framework
    • List (ArrayList, LinkedList)
    • Set (HashSet, LinkedHashSet, TreeSet)
    • Map (HashMap, LinkedHashMap, TreeMap)
    • Queue (PriorityQueue, LinkedList)
  • Generics
    • Introduction to generics
    • Generic classes and methods
    • Bounded types
    • Wildcards
  • File I/O
    • File class
    • Reading and writing files using FileReader and FileWriter
    • BufferedReader and BufferedWriter
    • Reading and writing binary files
  • Concurrency
    • Introduction to threads
    • Creating and running threads
    • Thread lifecycle
    • Synchronization
    • Inter-thread communication
    • Executors framework

After completing this course what next?

If you want to learn data structures and algorithms in Java please check out over DSA-ALGO page where we have more than 200 problems listed and we gave links for the coding problems.

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