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Java

File Class ...................................................................................................................................................... 262


Directories in Java........................................................................................................................................ 272
Listing Directories ........................................................................................................................................ 273

19. Java – Exceptions .................................................................................................................................. 275


Exception Hierarchy..................................................................................................................................... 276
Built-in Exceptions ....................................................................................................................................... 277
Exceptions Methods .................................................................................................................................... 279
Catching Exceptions..................................................................................................................................... 280
Multiple Catch Blocks .................................................................................................................................. 281
Catching Multiple Type of Exceptions ......................................................................................................... 282
The Throws/Throw Keywords ..................................................................................................................... 282
The Finally Block .......................................................................................................................................... 283
The try-with-resources ................................................................................................................................ 285
User-defined Exceptions .............................................................................................................................. 287
Common Exceptions .................................................................................................................................... 290

20. Java – Inner Classes ............................................................................................................................... 291


Nested Classes ............................................................................................................................................. 291
Inner Classes (Non-static Nested Classes) ................................................................................................... 292
Accessing the Private Members .................................................................................................................. 293
Method-local Inner Class ............................................................................................................................. 294
Anonymous Inner Class ............................................................................................................................... 295
Anonymous Inner Class as Argument .......................................................................................................... 296
Static Nested Class....................................................................................................................................... 297

JAVA - OBJECT ORIENTED ........................................................................................................ 299

21. Java – Inheritance ................................................................................................................................. 300


extends Keyword ......................................................................................................................................... 300
Sample Code ................................................................................................................................................ 300
The super keyword ...................................................................................................................................... 302
Invoking Superclass Constructor ................................................................................................................. 305
IS-A Relationship .......................................................................................................................................... 306
The instanceof Keyword .............................................................................................................................. 308
HAS-A relationship....................................................................................................................................... 309
Types of Inheritance .................................................................................................................................... 309

22. Java – Overriding .................................................................................................................................. 311


Rules for Method Overriding ....................................................................................................................... 313
Using the super Keyword ............................................................................................................................ 314

23. Java – Polymorphism ............................................................................................................................ 315


Virtual Methods ........................................................................................................................................... 316

24. Java – Abstraction ................................................................................................................................. 320


Abstract Class .............................................................................................................................................. 320
Inheriting the Abstract Class........................................................................................................................ 323
Abstract Methods ........................................................................................................................................ 324

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