Java 12 Programming
By: Zero To Hero
Date: Nov 11, 2019
This is a course for programmers who has an understanding about the Java language internals but still learning the Java language. This course covers the general programming topics more in detail and includes new features like functional programming, streams and collections framework. This course is designed to be a hands-on training with labs and practices […]
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This is a course for programmers who has an understanding about the Java language internals but still learning the Java language. This course covers the general programming topics more in detail and includes new features like functional programming, streams and collections framework.
This course is designed to be a hands-on training with labs and practices for each lesson. Students needs to have general programming skills with Java as this course covers them in more detail. New programming features that are added in Java 8 also makes this course useful for advanced programmers who developed applications with JDK versions prior to JDK 1.8.
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Who Is This Course For :
New Java Programmers who has a general understanding of the Java programming concepts and wants to cover them more in detail for to develop applications. Advanced programmers who worked JDK versions prior to JDK 1.8 and want to learn the new concepts like functional programming, lambda functions, streams and collections framework.
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- Introduction
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Java Syntax and Class Review
- Java Language Review
- Java Class Structure
- Java Naming Conventions
- How to Compile and Run
- Code Blocks
- Primitive Data Types
- Numeric Literals
- Operators
- Logical Operators
- If else Statement
- Switch Statement
- Basic loops
- Arrays and for-each Loop
- Strings
- Strings Operations:StringBuilder
- A Simple Java Class: Employee
- Methods
- Creating an Instance of a Class
- Constructors
- package Statement
- import Statements
- Java Is Pass-By-Value
- Pass-By-Value for Object References
- Objects Passed as Parameters
- Garbage Collection
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Encapsulation and Subclassing
- Encapsulation
- Encapsulation: Public and Private Access Modifiers
- Encapsulation: Private Data, Public Methods
- Employee Class Refined
- Make Classes as Immutable as Possible
- Method Naming: Best Practices
- Encapsulation: Benefits
- Creating Subclasses
- Subclassing
- Manager Subclass
- Constructors in Subclasses
- Using super
- Constructing a Manager Object
- Overloading Methods
- Overloaded Constructors
- Single Inheritance
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Overriding Methods, Polymorphism, and Static Overr
- Using Access Control
- Access Control: Good Practice
- Overriding Methods
- Invoking an Overridden Method
- Virtual Method Invocation
- Accessibility of Overriding Methods
- Applying Polymorphism
- Overriding Object methods
- Object toString Method
- Object equals Method
- Overriding equals in Employee
- Overriding Object hashCode
- Methods Using Variable Arguments
- Casting Object References
- Upward Casting Rules
- Downward Casting Rules
- static Keyword
- Static Methods
- Using Static Variables and Methods: Example
- Implementing Static Methods
- Static Variables
- Defining Static Variables
- Using Static Variables
- Static Initializers
- Static Imports
- Design Patterns
- Singleton Pattern
- Immutable Classes
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Abstract and Nested Classes
- Modelling Business Problems with Classes
- Enabling Generalization
- Enabling Generalization
- Identifying the Need for Abstract Classes
- Defining Abstract Classes
- Defining Abstract Methods
- Validating Abstract Classes
- Final Methods
- Final Classes
- Final Variables
- Declaring Final Variables
- Nested Classes
- Enumerations
- Enum Usage
- Complex Enums
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Interfaces and Lambda Expressions
- Java Interfaces
- Adding an Interface
- Interface References
- Interface Reference Usefulness
- Interface Code Flexibility
- default Methods in Interfaces
- default Method: Example
- static Methods in Interfaces
- Constant Fields
- Extending Interfaces
- Implementing and Extending
- Anonymous Inner Classes
- Anonymous Inner Class: Example
- String Analysis Regular Class
- String Analysis Regular Test Class
- String Analysis Interface: Example
- String Analyzer Interface Test Class
- Encapsulate the for Loop
- String Analysis Test Class with Helper Method
- String Analysis Anonymous Inner Class
- String Analysis Lambda Expression
- Lambda Expression Defined
- What Is a Lambda Expression?
- Lambda Expression Shorthand
- Lambda Expressions as Variables
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Generics and Collections
- Topics
- Generics
- Simple Cache Class Without Generics
- Generic Cache Class
- Generics in Action
- Generics with Type Inference Diamond Collections
- Collection Types
- Collection Interfaces and Implementation
- List Interface
- ArrayList
- Autoboxing and Unboxing
- ArrayList Without Generics
- Generic ArrayList
- Generic ArrayList: Iteration and Boxing
- Set Interface
- TreeSet: Implementation of Set
- Map Interface
- Map Types
- TreeMap: Implementation of Map
- Deque Interface
- Ordering Collections
- Comparator Interface
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Collections, Streams, and Filters
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Lambda Built-in Functional Interfaces
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Lambda Operations
- Streams API
- Types of Operations
- Extracting Data with Map
- Taking a Peek
- Search Methods: Overview
- Search Methods
- Optional Class
- Lazy Operations
- Stream Data Methods
- Performing Calculations
- Sorting
- Comparator Updates
- Saving Data from a Stream
- Collectors Class
- Quick Streams with Stream.of
- Flatten Data with flatMap
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Exceptions and Assertions
- Error Handling
- Exception Handling in Java
- try-catch Statement
- Exception Objects
- Exception Categories
- Handling Exceptions
- finally Clause
- try-with-resources Statement
- Catching Multiple Exceptions
- Declaring Exceptions
- Handling Declared Exceptions
- Throwing Exceptions
- Custom Exceptions
- Assertions
- Assertion Syntax
- Internal Invariants
- Control Flow Invariants
- Class Invariants
- Controlling Runtime Evaluation of Assertions
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Java Date/Time API
- Why Is Date and Time Important?
- Previous Java Date and Time
- Working with Local Date and Time
- Working with LocalDate
- Working with LocalTime
- Working with LocalDateTime
- Working with Time Zones
- Modelling Time Zones
- Creating ZonedDateTime Objects
- Working with ZonedDateTime Gaps/Overlaps
- ZoneRules
- Working Across Time Zones
- Date and Time Methods
- Date and Time Amounts
- Period
- Duration
- Calculating Between Days
- Making Dates Pretty
- Using Fluent Notation
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Java I/O Fundamentals
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Java File I/O (NIO)
- New File I/O API
- Limitations of java.io.File
- File Systems, Paths, Files
- Relative Path Versus Absolute Path
- Java NIO Concepts
- Path Interface
- Path Interface Features
- Removing Redundancies from a Path Creating a Subpath
- Joining Two Paths
- Symbolic Links
- Working with Links
- File Operations
- Checking a File or Directory
- Deleting a File or Directory
- Copying a File or Directory
- Moving a File or Directory
- List the Contents of a Directory
- Walk the Directory Structure
- BufferedReader File Stream
- NIO File Stream
- Read File into ArrayList
- Managing Metadata
- Symbolic Links
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Concurrency
- Task Scheduling
- Legacy Thread and Runnable
- Extending Thread
- Implementing Runnable
- The java.util.concurrent Package
- Recommended Threading Classes
- Shutting Down an ExecutorService java.util.concurrent.Callable
- java.util.concurrent.Future
- Shared Data
- Problems with Shared Data
- Non-shared Data
- Atomic Operations
- Out-of-Order Execution
- The synchronized Keyword
- synchronized Methods
- synchronized Blocks
- Object Monitor Locking
- Threading Performance
- java.util.concurrent Classes and Packages
- The java.util.concurrent.atomic Package
- java.util.concurrent.CyclicBarrier
- Thread-Safe Collections
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Parallel Streams
- Streams Review
- Old Style Collection Processing
- New Style Collection Processing
- Stream Pipeline: Another Look
- Styles Compared
- Parallel Stream
- Using Parallel Streams: Collection
- Using Parallel Streams: From a Stream Pipelines Fine Print
- Embrace Statelessness
- Streams Are Deterministic for Most Part Some Are Not Deterministic
- Reduction
- Reduction Fine Print
- A Look Under the Hood
- Illustrating Parallel Execution
- Performance
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Building Database Applications with JDBC
- Using the JDBC API
- Using a Vendor’s Driver Class
- Key JDBC API Components
- Writing Queries and Getting Results
- Using a ResultSet Object
- CRUD Operations Using JDBC API
- SQLException Class
- Closing JDBC Objects
- try-with-resources Construct
- Using PreparedStatement
- Using PreparedStatement: Setting Parameters
- Executing PreparedStatement
- PreparedStatement:Using a Loop to Set Values
- Using CallableStatement
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Modularity and Other New Features
- Working with the Module System
- Modular JDK
- Creating Custom Runtime Images
- Multi-release JAR files
- Private Interface Methods
- Enhancements to the Stream API
- var keyword and functional improvements
- Convenience Methods for Collections
- Convenience Methods for Arrays
- Convenience Methods for Files
- Enhanced Deprecations for APIs
- JShell
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