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The document outlines a comprehensive Core Java course curriculum, covering fundamental topics such as Java basics, data types, object-oriented programming, and exception handling. It includes sections on methods, control flow statements, inheritance, and the collection framework, as well as advanced concepts like threads and interfaces. Each section is structured to provide a clear understanding of Java programming concepts and practices.

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Core_Java

The document outlines a comprehensive Core Java course curriculum, covering fundamental topics such as Java basics, data types, object-oriented programming, and exception handling. It includes sections on methods, control flow statements, inheritance, and the collection framework, as well as advanced concepts like threads and interfaces. Each section is structured to provide a clear understanding of Java programming concepts and practices.

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Introduction of Java 3.

Fields and Methods


4. Encapsulation
1. What is Java? 5. Access Control
2. How to Get Java 6. Inheritance
3. A First Java Program 7. Polymorphism
4. Compiling and Interpreting Applications
5. The JDK Directory Structure Objects and Classes

Data types and Variables 1. Defining a Class


2. Creating an Object
3. Instance Data and Class Data
1. Primitive Datatypes ,Declarations 4. Methods
2. Variable Names 5. Constructors
3. Numeric Literals,Character Literals 6. Access Modifiers
4. String,String Literals 7. Encapsulation
5. Arrays,Non-Primitive Datatypes,The Dot
Operator
Core Java Course Outline

Using Java Objects


Operators and Expressions
1. Printing to the Console
1. Expressions 2. printf Format Strings
2. Assignment Operator 3. StringBuilder and StringBuffer
3. Arithmetic Operators 4. Methods and Messages
4. Relational Operators
5. Logical Operators 5. Parameter Passing
6. Increment and Decrement Operators 6. Comparing and Identifying Objects,
7. Operate-Assign Operators (+=, etc.) Destroying Objects
8. The Conditional Operator
9. Operator Precedence
Inheritance in Java
10. Implicit Type Conversions
11. The Cast Operator
1. Inheritance
2. Inheritance in Java
Control Flow Statements 3. Casting
4. Method Overriding
1. Statements 5. Polymorphism
2. Conditional (if) Statements 6. Super
3. Data types and Variables 3 7. The Object Class
4. Adding an else if
5. Conditional (switch) Statements Packages
6. while and do-while Loops
7. for Loops 1. The import Statement
8. A for Loop Diagram 2. Static Imports
9. Enhanced for Loop 3. Casting
10. 4. CLASSPATH and Import
11. The break Statement 5. Defining Packages
6. Package Scope
Methods
Exception Handling

1. Calling Methods 1. Exceptions Overview


2. Defining Methods 2. Catching Exceptions
3. Method Parameters 3. The finally Block
4. Scope 4. Exception Methods
5. Method Parameters 5. Declaring Exceptions
6. So, Why All the static? 6. Defining and Throwing Exceptions
7. Errors and RuntimeExceptions
Object-Oriented Programming
Input/Output Streams
1. Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
1. Overview of Streams
2. Classes and Objects
2. Bytes vs. Characters
3. Converting Byte Streams to Character
Streams
4. File Object
5. Binary Input and Output
6. PrintWriter Class
7. Reading and Writing Objects
8. Basic and Filtered Streams

Collection Framework & Generics Classes

1. A quick tour of the Joomla! Interface


2. The Collections Framework
3. The Set Interface
4. Set Implementation Classes
5. The List Interface
6. List Implementation Classes
7. The Map Interface
Core Java Course Outline

8. Map Implementation Classes

Inner Classes

1. Inner Classes
2. Member Classes
3. Local Classes
4. Anonymous Classes
5. Instance Initializers
6. Static Nested Classes

Introduction to Threads

1. Non-Threaded Applications
2. Threaded Applications
3. Creating Threads
4. Thread States
5. Runnable Threads
6. Coordinating Threads
7. Interrupting Threads

Interfaces and Abstract Classes

1. Separating Interface and Implementation


2. Defining Interfaces
3. Implementing and Extending Interfaces
4. Runnable Threads
5. Abstract Classes

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