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Java Online Training
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Java Online Training

Java is a high-level programming language that is also robust, object-oriented, and secure. Java operates on a variety of platforms, including Windows, Mac OS, and different UNIX versions. Java is used to create a wide range of software applications, including mobile apps, web apps, desktop apps, games, and many more. According to Sun, Java is installed on 3 billion devices. Java is being used in a wide range of devices. Java is in great demand, and all of the big corporations are looking for Java Programmers to work on their desktop, web, and mobile apps. A Java Programmer with 3-5 years of experience is currently asking for roughly $120,000 per year, and this is America's most in-demand programming language. So to get an established and stable career as a software engineer, learn Java and its application right now.

Java is an absolute must for students and working professionals who want to become exceptional software engineers, especially if they work in the software development domain. If you ask people what the best programming language is, Java is almost certainly going to come up. RAM Training provides JAVA online training by real-time expert trainers, complete with industry-specific examples and practise programmes. Java is an Object Oriented Programming Language that is intended for students and professionals to learn the fundamentals of Core Java and Advanced Java. Variables, Operators, Arrays, Loops, Methods, and Frameworks such as Hibernate and Spring are covered. Register for a live online training demo session right now. Our Java certification training course would fetch you a respectable job in the software industry in or outside the country.

Explore the essentials of Java, such as syntax, functions, and arrays. Enrol in this introductory course to begin your Java programming career. You will first be introduced to the Java programming language, followed by instructions on installing the Java IDE. Variables, data types, operators, arrays, flow control statements, and functions will all be covered with appropriate code samples.You will also be able to get started with the first Java programme in detail and go through the early stages of Java programming. Enrol in this Java training in Hyderabad also offered as an online course, pass the test, and receive a course completion certificate. As the world shifts towards mobile apps and convenience, Java is one of the most widely used programming languages. Java is a simple language that can help you land a high-paying career. One-on-one learning assistance, help desk support, and real-time problem resolution.

Java Course Curriculum

  • 1. History
    • 1.1 Why Java
    • 1.2 Comparison with others
    • 1.3 Need of Java
  • 2. Introduction
    • 2.1 Flavors of Java
    • 2.2 Features of Java Language
    • 2.3 JVM - The heart of Java
    • 2.4 Java's Magic Bytecode
    • 2.5 Installing Java
    • 2.6 Java Program Development
    • 2.7 Java Source File Structure
    • 2.8 Compilation
    • 2.9 Executions
  • 3. Object Oriented Programing Concepts
    • 3.1 What is an Object ?
    • 3.2 What is Class ?
    • 3.3 What is an Inheritance ?
    • 3.4 What is Package ?
  • 4. Language Basics
    • 4.1 Variables
    • 4.2 Primitive Datatypes
    • 4.3 Arrays
    • 4.4 Operators
  • 5. Assignment, Arithmetic, and Unary
    • 5.1 Equality, Relational and Conditional
    • 5.2 Expressions, Statements, and Blocks
    • 5.3 Control Flow Statements
    • 5.4 if...then and if..then..else
    • 5.5 Switch
    • 5.6 While and Do...While
    • 5.7 for..
    • 5.8 Classes and Objects
    • 5.9 Classes
    • 5.10 Declaring Classes
    • 5.11 Declaring Member Variables
    • 5.12 Defining Methods
    • 5.13 Constructor
    • 5.14 Passing Info to Method or Constructor
    • 5.15 Objects
    • 5.16 Creating Objects
    • 5.17 Using Objects>
    • 5.18 More On Classes
  • 6. Return statement to method
    • 6.1 This Keyword
    • 6.2 Access Specifiers
    • 6.3 Instance and Class Members or Methods
    • 6.4 Initializing Fields
    • 6.5 Nested Classes
  • 7. Inner Class
    • 7.1 Local Inner
    • 7.2 Anonymous Inner Class
    • 7.3 Enumerations
  • 8. Interface and Inheritance
  • 9. Interfaces
  • 10. Defining Interface
    • 10.1 Implementing Interface
    • 10.2 Using Interface as Type
    • 10.3 Rewriting Interfaces
    • 10.4 Inheritances
  • 11. Overriding and Method hiding
    • 11.1 Polymorphism
    • 11.2 Hiding Fields
    • 11.3 Super keyword
    • 11.4 Object father of all Classes
    • 11.5 Final Class and Methods
    • 11.6 Abstract classes and Methods
    • 11.7 Numbers and Strings
    • 11.8 Numbers
  • 12. Wrapper Classes
    • 12.1 Formatting
    • 12.2 Beyond Basic Arithmetic
    • 12.3 Rewriting Interfaces
    • 12.4 Characters
  • 13. Strings
    • 13.1 Number and String Conversion
    • 13.2 Manipulating Characters in String
    • 13.3 SubString Manipulation
    • 13.4 String Builder class
    • 13.5 Autoboxing and Unboxing
  • 14. Packages
    • 14.1 Creating Package
    • 14.2 Naming Package
    • 14.3 Using Package Members
  • 15. Exception Handling
    • 15.1 What is an Exception?
    • 15.2 Catch or Specify Requirement
    • 15.3 Catching and Handling Exceptiontry block
    • 15.4 try block
    • 15.5 catch block
    • 15.6 finally block
  • 16. Specifying Exceptions thrown by method
    • 16.1 Throw Exceptions
    • 16.2 Chained Exceptions
    • 16.3 Creating Own Exceptions
    • 16.4 Unchecked Exception - Controversial
  • 17. File Handling
    • 17.1 I/O Streams
  • 18. Byte Streams
    • 18.1 Character Streams
    • 18.2 Buffered Streams
    • 18.3 Scanning And Formatting
    • 18.4 I/O from Command Line
    • 18.5 Data Streams
    • 18.6 Object Streams and Serialization
    • 18.7 file IO
  • 19. Threading
    • 19.1 Processes And Threads
  • 20. Thread Objects
    • 20.1 Defining and Starting Threads
    • 20.2 Sleeping Threads
    • 20.3 Interrupting Threads
    • 20.4 Joining Threads
    • 20.5 Synchronization
  • 21. Thread Interference
    • 21.1 Memory Consistency Error
    • 21.2 Synchronized Methods
    • 21.3 Volatile Keyword
  • 22. Generics
    • 22.1 Why Generics?
    • 22.2 Generic Raw Type
    • 22.3 Generic Methods
    • 22.4 Bounded Parameters
    • 22.5 Generics
    • 22.6 Inheritance and SubTypes
    • 22.7 Type Inference
  • 23. Collection
    • 23.1 Collection Framework
    • 23.2 Collection Classes and Interfaces
  • 24. JDBC Basics
    • 24.1 Getting Started
    • 24.2 Establishing Connections
    • 24.3 Processing SQL statements with JDBC
    • 24.4 Handling SQL Exceptions.
    • 24.5 Result Sets
    • 24.6 Using Statements
    • 24.7 Using Prepared Statements
    • 24.8 Using Callable Statements
  • 25. Introduction to Java 8 Lambda Expressions
    • 25.1 Introduction to Java 8
    • 25.2 Overview of Java 8 Features and Enhancements
    • 25.3 Anonymous Functions, Streams
    • 25.4 Interfaces in Java 8
    • 25.5 Functional Programming
    • 25.6 Lambda Expressions and Functional Interfaces
    • 25.7 Type Inference in Java 8
  • 26. Streams and Lambda Expressions - Java 8
    • 26.1 Streams
    • 26.2 The Stream Interface
    • 26.3 Reduction and Parallelism
  • 27. Collections and Collectors
    • 27.1 Using Lambda Expressions
    • 27.2 Using Method References in Lambda Expressions
    • 27.3 Optional vs. Null
  • 28. Java 8 Enhancements
    • 28.1 New Java 8 features
    • 28.2 The New Date/Time API
    • 28.3 LocalDate, LocalDateTime
    • 28.4 Formatting Dates
    • 28.5 StringJoiner
    • 28.6 Static Methods on Interfaces
    • 28.7 Repeating and Type Annotations
    • 28.8 Parallel Array Sorting
    • 28.9 Improved Type Inference
    • 28.10 Method Parameter Reflection
    • 28.11 Java 8 Concurrency updates

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