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Master Java in 30 Days

The document outlines a 30-day plan to master Java, divided into four weeks focusing on Java basics, object-oriented programming, advanced Java concepts, and project work. Each week includes specific daily goals and practice tasks to reinforce learning. The final week emphasizes project implementation and interview preparation.

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Master Java in 30 Days

The document outlines a 30-day plan to master Java, divided into four weeks focusing on Java basics, object-oriented programming, advanced Java concepts, and project work. Each week includes specific daily goals and practice tasks to reinforce learning. The final week emphasizes project implementation and interview preparation.

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🧠 Master Java in 30 Days – Day-by-Day Plan

🔰 WEEK 1: Java Basics & Setup


Goal: Get comfortable with Java syntax, setup, and basic programming concepts.

●​ Day 1: Install JDK, Setup IDE (IntelliJ or Eclipse), First Hello World program
●​ Day 2: Variables, Data Types, and Type Casting
●​ Day 3: Operators (Arithmetic, Logical, Comparison)
●​ Day 4: Input & Output in Java (Scanner, System.out)
●​ Day 5: Conditional Statements (if, else, else if, switch)
●​ Day 6: Loops (for, while, do-while)
●​ Day 7: Practice Day – 5 beginner-level problems (loops + conditions)

🧱 WEEK 2: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)


Goal: Master the fundamentals of OOP in Java.

●​ Day 8: Classes & Objects + How Java Works


●​ Day 9: Constructors & the this keyword
●​ Day 10: Method Overloading & Static Keyword
●​ Day 11: Inheritance & super Keyword
●​ Day 12: Method Overriding & final keyword
●​ Day 13: Access Modifiers (public, private, protected, default)
●​ Day 14: Practice Day – Build a basic class hierarchy (e.g., Animal → Dog, Cat)

🧩 WEEK 3: Advanced Java + Data Structures


Goal: Learn real-world utilities of Java + essential Data Structures

●​ Day 15: Abstract Classes & Interfaces


●​ Day 16: Exception Handling (try, catch, finally, throw, throws)
●​ Day 17: Java Arrays (1D, 2D), Array Operations
●​ Day 18: String Handling & StringBuilder
●​ Day 19: Collections - ArrayList, LinkedList, Vector
●​ Day 20: Collections - HashMap, TreeMap, HashSet
●​ Day 21: Practice Day – Small project using collections (e.g., Contact Book)
🛠️ WEEK 4: Projects + Interview Prep
Goal: Apply knowledge in projects + prepare for interviews

●​ Day 22: Project Planning – Choose your mini project idea


●​ Day 23: Start Project 1 – Bank Management System (CLI)
●​ Day 24: Finish Bank Project (Add features: deposit, withdraw, check balance)
●​ Day 25: Start Project 2 – Student Management System
●​ Day 26: Finish Student Project (Add search, update, delete features)
●​ Day 27: Java 8 Features – Lambdas, Streams (Basics)
●​ Day 28: DSA Concepts in Java – Arrays, Stack, Queue (theory + code)
●​ Day 29: DSA – LinkedList, Tree basics (with Java)
●​ Day 30: Final Revision + 10 Interview Questions + Resume Ready!

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