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Java Learning Time Table

The document outlines a 4-week Java learning timetable covering topics from Java basics to advanced concepts. Each week includes daily topics, practices, and mini projects to reinforce learning. Additional tips suggest utilizing online resources and practicing coding regularly.

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Java Learning Time Table

The document outlines a 4-week Java learning timetable covering topics from Java basics to advanced concepts. Each week includes daily topics, practices, and mini projects to reinforce learning. Additional tips suggest utilizing online resources and practicing coding regularly.

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Java Learning Time Table (4 Weeks Plan)

Week 1: Java Basics


Day 1:
Topic: Introduction, Installation (JDK, IDEs)
Practice: Print Hello World, basic syntax
Day 2:
Topic: Data Types, Variables
Practice: Write programs using int, float, String
Day 3:
Topic: Operators
Practice: Simple calculator app
Day 4:
Topic: Control Statements (if, switch)
Practice: Write grade calculator, menu app
Day 5:
Topic: Loops (for, while, do-while)
Practice: Multiplication table, factorial
Day 6:
Topic: Methods (Functions)
Practice: Create reusable methods
Day 7:
Topic: Practice & Mini Project
Practice: CLI calculator or menu-based program

Week 2: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)


Day 8:
Topic: Classes & Objects
Practice: Create Student, Car class
Day 9:
Topic: Constructors
Practice: Default and parameterized constructors
Day 10:
Topic: Inheritance
Practice: Extend base class
Day 11:
Topic: Polymorphism
Practice: Method overloading and overriding
Day 12:
Topic: Encapsulation
Practice: Private members, getters/setters
Day 13:
Topic: Abstraction
Practice: Abstract classes & interfaces
Day 14:
Topic: Practice & Mini Project
Practice: Banking or Library system

Week 3: Core Java Concepts


Day 15:
Topic: Arrays
Practice: Array operations and sorting
Day 16:
Topic: Strings
Practice: String methods and manipulation
Day 17:
Topic: Exception Handling
Practice: try-catch-finally, custom exceptions
Day 18:
Topic: File I/O
Practice: Read/write files using File class
Day 19:
Topic: Collections Framework
Practice: ArrayList, HashMap, etc.
Day 20:
Topic: Wrapper Classes & Autoboxing
Practice: Convert between primitives and objects
Day 21:
Topic: Practice & Project
Practice: Text-based file manager or student database

Week 4: GUI & Advanced Java (Intro)


Day 22:
Topic: Java Swing Basics
Practice: Create JFrame, add buttons
Day 23:
Topic: Event Handling
Practice: Button click event
Day 24:
Topic: Multithreading
Practice: Create threads using Runnable & Thread
Day 25:
Topic: Networking (Intro)
Practice: Create simple client-server
Day 26:
Topic: JDBC Basics
Practice: Connect Java to MySQL
Day 27:
Topic: Mini Project
Practice: Student form GUI + DB
Day 28:
Topic: Final Project
Practice: Complete desktop app using Swing and JDBC

Tips
- Use sites like W3Schools, GeeksforGeeks, and JavaPoint.
- Practice regularly on HackerRank or LeetCode in Java.
- Build small projects to reinforce concepts.

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