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Core Java

The document outlines a comprehensive syllabus for a Core Java Introduction class, covering topics such as Java programming basics, object-oriented programming concepts, exception handling, and multithreading. It includes practical elements like setting up the Java environment, using IDEs, and developing a final project. Additional resources for further learning are also provided.

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Core Java

The document outlines a comprehensive syllabus for a Core Java Introduction class, covering topics such as Java programming basics, object-oriented programming concepts, exception handling, and multithreading. It includes practical elements like setting up the Java environment, using IDEs, and developing a final project. Additional resources for further learning are also provided.

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 Core Java Introduction Class Syllabus



 Introduction to Java Programming
 Overview of Java programming language
 History and evolution of Java
 Features of Java (platform independence, security, portability)
 Java programming environment setup (JDK, IDEs like Eclipse/IntelliJ)
 Introduction to Java applications (Console-based programs)
 Java Basics and Syntax
 Structure of a Java program
 Java keywords and identifiers
 Data types (primitive and reference types)
 Variables and constants
 Operators (arithmetic, relational, logical, assignment)
 Input and output in Java (Scanner, System.out)
 Type casting and conversion
 Control Flow and Decision Making
 Conditional statements (if, else, else if, switch)
 Loops (for, while, do-while)
 Jump statements (break, continue, return)
 Methods in Java
 Defining methods
 Method parameters and return types
 Method overloading
 Variable scope and lifetime (local, instance, and class variables)
 Recursion in methods
 Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Concepts
 Introduction to OOP and its principles (Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism,
Abstraction)
 Classes and objects
 Instance variables and methods
 Constructors (default, parameterized)
 The this keyword
 Method overloading and overriding
 super keyword
 Inheritance
 Definition and concept of inheritance
 extends keyword
 Method overriding
 Superclass and subclass relationships
 Constructor chaining
 Object class and methods like toString(), equals(), hashCode()
 Polymorphism
 Types of polymorphism (Compile-time vs Run-time)
 Method overriding and method overloading
 Dynamic method dispatch
 Interfaces in Java
 Abstract classes vs Interfaces
 The instanceof operator
 Exception Handling
 Introduction to exceptions
 Types of exceptions (Checked vs Unchecked exceptions)
 try, catch, finally blocks
 Throwing exceptions (throw and throws)
 Custom exceptions (creating user-defined exceptions)
 Java Collections Framework
 Overview of collections
 List, Set, Map interfaces and their implementations
 Iterators
 Sorting collections
 ArrayList, HashMap, HashSet, LinkedList, TreeMap, etc.
 String Handling in Java
 String class and methods
 StringBuilder and StringBuffer
 String manipulation techniques (substring, concatenation, comparison)
 Regular Expressions in Java
 File Handling in Java
 Reading and writing files (FileReader, FileWriter, BufferedReader, BufferedWriter)
 Working with file streams (FileInputStream, FileOutputStream)
 Serialization and Deserialization
 Multithreading
 Basics of multithreading
 Thread class and Runnable interface
 Thread life cycle
 Synchronization (synchronized keyword)
 Thread communication (wait(), notify(), notifyAll())
 Java APIs and Libraries
 Commonly used Java libraries (Math, Date/Time API, Java I/O)
 Working with Java packages
 Using built-in utility classes (Arrays, Collections, etc.)
 Java Development Tools
 Working with IDEs (Eclipse/IntelliJ IDEA)
 Using JUnit for Unit Testing
 Building and packaging Java applications (JAR files)
 Final Project/Capstone
 Application of concepts to a final project
 Developing a simple console-based or GUI-based application using Java
 Code reviews and debugging techniques

 Additional Resources:
 Recommended textbooks (e.g., Effective Java by Joshua Bloch, Head First Java by Kathy
Sierra)
 Online resources like Java documentation, tutorials, and forums
 Git and version control basics (optional but recommended for practice)

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