Getting Started with Java SE

• What is Java?

• Installing Java

• Installing JDK 8 on Windows 10 and configuring the settings

• sdk structures

• Object Orientation: 

• Java Language:

• Java Virtual Machine: 

• World Wide Web and Java: 

• Java Platforms:

• Java Tools:

• Java as a Programming Language:

• Java as an Object Oriented Language: 

First Java Programs:

• Writing your first Java program "Hello, World", your first small step towards learning Java 

• Program Structure:

• Output in Java:

• Variables and Expressions: 
  

Datatypes and Variables

• Primitive Datatypes:

• Variable Names:

• Numeric Literals:

• Character Literals:

• String:

• Java String Tutorial and examples:

• String Literals:

• Arrays: 

• Java Array Tutorial and Examples: 
   

Introduction to Objects: 

• Object Models:

• Classes and Objects:

• Abstract methods and Classes:

• Input in Java:

• InputWrapper Class:

• Packages: 
   

Data Types and Operators:

• Conversions Between Types

• Arithmetic Operators

• Doing Math in Java
     

Operators and Expressions:

• Expressions:

• Assignment Operator:

• Arithmetic Operators:

• Relational Operators: 

• Logical (Conditional) Operators
   

Bitwise and Bit Shift Operators:

• Java Bitwise AND " &" Operator:

• Java bitwise NOT "~" operator:

• Java bitwise XOR "^" operator:

• Java bitwise OR " |" operator:

• Java Left Shift "<<" Operator:

• Java Right Shift ">>" Operator:

• Java unsigned right shift ">>>"operator :

• Java Truth-Table:

• Truth Tables:

• Shifting and Masking:
    

Control Flow:

• Java Control Statement: 

• Conditional (if) Statements:

• Adding an else if: 

• Conditional (switch) Statements: 

• while and do-while Loops:

• for Loops: 

• A for Loop Diagram: 

• Enhanced for Loop:

• The continue Statement: 

• The break Statement: 
     

Booleans and Enumerations: 

• Boolean Variables:

• Logical and Relational Operators: 

• If Tests: 

• Compound Statements:

• Switch Statement:  
      

Loops and Program Flow:

• While Loops: 

• For Loops:

• Loops and If Tests Together: 

• Nested If Statements: 
     

Object-Oriented Programming 

• Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming: 

• Classes and Objects:

• Fields and Methods:

• Inheritance

• Interface
    

Objects and Classes: 

Characters and Strings:

• String Class

• String Methods  
    

Modular Programming 

Arrays:

• One Dimensional Arrays

• Initializing Arrays

• Arrays and the For-Each Loop

• Copy and Assignment

• Arrays of Objects

• Multidimensional Arrays

• Searching
     

Exception Handling and More Flow Control:

• Exceptions Overview:

• Exceptions:

• Defining and Throwing Exceptions:

• Catching Exceptions:

• The finally Block:

• Break

• Continue

• Do
   

Core Collection Classes

• The Collections Framework:

• The Set Interface:

• Set Implementation Classes:

• The List Interface: 

• List Implementation Classes :

• The Queue Interface : 

• Queue Implementation Classes :

• Implementing a Stack:

• The Map Interface:

• Map Implementation Classes: 
     

Collection Sorting and Tuning:

• New Features in JSE 6:

• Changing in I/O(JSE 6):

• Using Java 6.0 Features with Collections:

• Navigable Map and Navigable Set:

• Tuning HashMap and HashSet:  
    

Introduction to Threads:

• Overview of thread:

• Life Cycle of thread:

• Creating Threads:

• Multithreading:

• Deadlock:

• Inter-Thread Communication:
    

Packages:

• Packages:

  • Package Categories:

  • Create your own Package: 

  • How to import a package: 

  • Create Subpackages:

Advanced Java Features 

• Inheritance

• Inheritance Hierarchies

• Abstract Classes

• Interfaces

• Collections

• Iterators
   

Introduction to JDBC: 

• Features of JDBC 3.0:

• Features of JDBC 4.0: 

• New Features in JDBC 4.0: 

• Difference between JDBC 3.0 and JDBC 4.0:

• The JDBC Connectivity Model: 

• Database Programming:

• Connecting to the Database: 

• Creating a SQL Query:

• Getting the Results:

• Updating Database Data:     
    

JDBC SQL Programming: 

• JDBC Driver Types:

• Using a PreparedStatement:

• Stored Procedures: