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    SANRUS TRAINING CENTRE

    Suite#606 4789 Yonge St, North York ON - M2N 0C8 | [email protected] | (905) 447 - 4769

    JAVA COURSE OUTLINE

    An Overview of Java
     Evolution of Java
     Write Once Run Anywhere: Java Byte code
     Java Highlights
     What is Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)?
     OOP Principles: Encapsulation, Inheritance & Polymorphism
     Hello World first Java Program
     Java Keywords

    Data Types, Variables & Arrays


     Types of Variables – Primitive & References
     Primitive Data types – boolean, char, byte, short, int, long, float & double
     Strings in Java
     Variables: Declaration & Initialization
     Scope and Lifetime of Variables
     Type Conversions Rules
     Arrays: One & Multi-dimensional arrays

    Operators
     Arithmetic Operators (+, -, /, *, %, =)
     Compound Assignment Operators (+=, -=, /=, *=, %=)
     Increment & Decrement Operators (++, --)
     Relational Operators (==, !=, >, <, >=, <=)
     Boolean Logical Operators (&, &&, |, ||)
     Ternary Operator
     Operator Precedence

    Control Statements
     Selection Statements:
    o If – else, Nested ‘if’s, if-else-if ladder
    o Switch Statements
     Iteration Statements
    o For loop
    o While loop
    o Do-while loop
     Jump Statements
    o Break Statement
    o Continue Statement
    SANRUS TRAINING CENTRE
    Suite#606 4789 Yonge St, North York ON - M2N 0C8 | [email protected] | (905) 447 - 4769

    Introduction to Classes: A First step to Object Programming


     Classes and Objects in Java
     Class Members: Instance variables & Methods
     A Sample program demonstrating a Class & Object
     Constructors
     Local variables
     Overloading Constructors and Methods
     Using ‘this’ keyword

    Access & Non Access Modifiers


     Public, Private, Protected & Default access levels
     Non Access modifiers
    o Final keyword for class, variables, method declarations and arguments
    o Static keyword for class members
    o Transient keyword
    o Volatile keyword
    o Synchronized keyword
    o Abstract keyword for classes and methods

    Interfaces
     Declaring Interfaces
     Use of Interfaces
     Interface rules

    Inheritance
     How inheritance works in Java
     Sample Program explaining inheritance
     Member access and inheritance
     Invoking superclass variables and methods
     How constructors work in Inheritance
     Overriding methods in Inheritance
     Using ‘super’ keyword
     Dynamic method dispatch
     How ‘final’ keyword prevents inheritance
     Inheritance in Interfaces
     How a class can use an interface

    Packages & Imports


     Defining packages in classes and how it is being used
     How access modifiers (private, public, protected) work when classes are present in
    packages
     How to import a class from a package

    Strings in Java
     How are strings handled in Java
    SANRUS TRAINING CENTRE
    Suite#606 4789 Yonge St, North York ON - M2N 0C8 | [email protected] | (905) 447 - 4769

     Discussion on various methods in String class


     StringBuffer class
     StringBuilder class
     How strings are handled in memory?

    Exceptional Handling
     Types of Exceptions: Exceptions and Errors
     Using ‘try’ and ‘catch’ to handle the uncaught exceptions
     Using multiple catch blocks
     Using ‘finally’ keyword in try-catch block
     Using ‘throw’ statement
     Using ‘throws’ statement in method
     Checked and Unchecked exceptions
     Creating our own exception classes

    Multithreading
     Overview on Multithreaded programming
     Main thread
     Creating and starting a thread
     Thread priorities
     Using join() and synchronized keywords
     Deadlock in multithreading

    Input-Output (I/O) Streams & Files


     File Class overview
     Types of Streams: Characters & Bytes
     Various inbuilt classes of input and output streams
     Opening a file
     Reading and writing data from/to a file

    Java Collection Framework


     Lists, Maps, Queues and Sets
     Usage of Maps: HashMap
     Usage of Lists: ArrayLists
     Usage of Sets: HashSets
     Usage of Queues: PriorityQueue

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