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The document outlines a comprehensive syllabus for Java programming, covering topics such as the introduction to Java, its history, and the Java environment. It details fundamental programming structures, object-oriented programming concepts, and package management in Java. Key areas include class definitions, inheritance, encapsulation, and the use of JAR files, providing a structured approach to learning Java.

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The document outlines a comprehensive syllabus for Java programming, covering topics such as the introduction to Java, its history, and the Java environment. It details fundamental programming structures, object-oriented programming concepts, and package management in Java. Key areas include class definitions, inheritance, encapsulation, and the use of JAR files, providing a structured approach to learning Java.

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Introduction: Why Java, History of Java, JVM, JRE, Java Environment, Java Source File
Structure, and Compilation. Fundamental, Programming Structures in Java: Defining Classes
in Java, Constructors, Methods, Access Specifies, Static Members, Final Members,
Comments, Data types, Variables, Operators, Control Flow, Arrays & String. Object Oriented
Programming: Class, Object, Inheritance Super Class, Sub Class, Overriding, Overloading,
Encapsulation, Polymorphism, Abstraction, Interfaces, and Abstract Class. Packages:
Defining Package, CLASSPATH Setting for Packages, Making JAR Files for Library
Packages, Import and Static Import Naming Convention For Package
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1. Introduction to Java
 Why Java?
o Platform-independent (Write Once, Run Anywhere)
o Secure, robust, and object-oriented
o Wide community support and libraries
o Used in enterprise, web, mobile, and embedded systems
 History of Java
o Developed by James Gosling at Sun Microsystems (1995)
o Acquired by Oracle Corporation
o Evolution: JDK 1.0 → Java SE 21 (and beyond)
 JVM (Java Virtual Machine)
o Converts bytecode to machine-specific code
o Provides runtime environment
o Key component of Java’s platform independence
 JRE (Java Runtime Environment)
o Contains JVM + libraries required to run Java applications
 Java Environment
o Includes JDK, JRE, and development tools (javac, java, etc.)
 Java Source File Structure
o package statement (optional)
o import statements
o Class definitions
o File name must match the public class name
 Compilation
o javac MyClass.java → produces MyClass.class (bytecode)
o Run with java MyClass
2. Fundamental Programming Structures in Java
 Defining Classes in Java
o Blueprint for objects; includes fields and methods
 Constructors
o Special methods to initialize objects
o Default and parameterized constructors
 Methods
o Define behavior
o Syntax: returnType methodName(parameters) { }
 Access Specifiers
o public, private, protected, (default)
o Controls visibility
 Static Members
o Belong to the class, not instances
o Accessed via class name
 Final Members
o Constants or unchangeable methods/classes
 Comments
o Single-line (//) and multi-line (/* */)
o Javadoc comments (/** */)
 Data Types
o Primitive: int, char, boolean, float, etc.
o Reference: arrays, objects, classes
 Variables
o Local, instance, and class variables
 Operators
o Arithmetic, relational, logical, bitwise, assignment, etc.
 Control Flow
o if, else, switch
o Loops: for, while, do-while
o Branching: break, continue, return
 Arrays & Strings
o Arrays: fixed-size containers of elements
o Strings: immutable character sequences; String, StringBuilder,
StringBuffer

3. Object-Oriented Programming in Java


 Class & Object
o Class: template; Object: instance
 Inheritance
o Code reuse via extends
o Super Class and Sub Class
 Method Overriding
o Subclass provides specific implementation of superclass method
 Method Overloading
o Multiple methods with same name but different parameters
 Encapsulation
o Hiding data via access modifiers
o Getters and setters
 Polymorphism
o One interface, many implementations
o Compile-time (overloading) and runtime (overriding)
 Abstraction
o Hiding implementation details
o Via abstract classes and interfaces
 Interfaces
o Contract for classes
o All methods are abstract by default (Java 7 and below)
 Abstract Class
o Cannot be instantiated
o May contain both abstract and concrete methods

4. Packages in Java
 Defining a Package
o Grouping of related classes
o package mypackage;
 CLASSPATH Setting for Packages
o Ensures JVM finds your classes
o Set via environment variable or -cp flag
 Making JAR Files for Library Packages
o Archive multiple classes/resources:
jar cf myLib.jar mypackage/*.class
 Import and Static Import
o Regular: import java.util.Scanner;
o Static: import static java.lang.Math.*;
 Naming Conventions for Packages
o Lowercase
o Reverse domain (e.g., com.example.project)

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