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JAVA BASICS & SETUP

WRITE ONCE, RUN ANYWHERE
1. WHAT IS JAVA ? 2. FEATURES
• High-level programming language Simple

ject-Oriented
V Secure
Robust
Platform Independent
V Portable
• Developed by Sun Microsystems
V Multithreaded

INTERVIEW QUESTION 3. JAVA EXECUTION FLOW

Why Java
platform independent?
is

? Source Code
(java file )
Java
written
program

developer
by

Java code is compiled into Compiler code

Compiles
bytecode (.class file) which ( )
javac into bytecode
can be run on any platform
that has JVM. Bytecode Platform

JVM acts as an interpreter

(.class file ) independent
code
between bytecode and
JVM Executes
the operating system. (Java Vitual Machine) bytecode

That's why Write Once,

Result shown
Run Anywhere Output to the user

Remember : Concepts Strong Today, Career Strong Tomorrow.

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JDK JDK
vs JRE vs JVM
JRE JVM
(Java Development Kit) (Java Runtime Environment) (Java Virtual Machine)

Definition JDK is complete JRE provides libraries, JVM is a virtual machine

package used to develop JVM and other files that executes Java

Java applications. required to run Java bytecode.

programs.

Contains JRE + Development JVM + Core Libraries Class Loader, Bytecode

Tools + Other Files Verifier, Execution
Engine
Used For Developing, Compiling, Running Java Executing Java
Debugging Java Applications Bytecode
Programs
Includes javac, java, jar, jdb, JVM, Libraries, [Link], [Link], Class Loader,
javadoc and more... resources, etc.
Garbage Collector, etc.

End Users to run Everyone (inside JRE)

Required Developers
For applications

Size Largest Medium Smallest

JDK = JRE + JRE = JVM + Libraries

Development Tools + Other Files

EXECUTION FLOW
MOST ASKED INTERVIEW QUESTION
Java Source Code
java
C java file) Q. Why Java is platform independent ?
javac - Compiler converts source code Ans. Java is platform independent because
into bytecode its bytecode (.class file) runs on JVM,
and JVM is available on every platform.
.class - Bytecode (.class file) is created
So, write once (.java), run anywhere.

| JVM JVM
different
executes bytecode on
platforms
IMPORTANT NOTES
* JVM is the heart of Java.

Output
Execution result is * JRE is required to run Java programs.
shown to the user
* JDK is required to develop Java programs.

* Remember : JVM understands only bytecode, not source code.

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VARIABLES & DATA TYPES
1. VARIABLE KEY POINTS

Variable = Named memory location * Every variable has a type.

used to store data. The value Type decides the size &
a variable can change during range the value.

program execution. * Java is strongly typed

language.
2. PRIMITIVE DATA TYPES
Size Default Value
Type Range Example

byte 1 byte -128 to 127 byte b = 10;

short 2 bytes 32,768 to 32,767 short s 1000;

int 4 bytes -231 to 231-1 int age = 20;

long 8 bytes L -263 to 263-1 long num = 123456789L;
float 4 bytes 0.0f ~6-7 decimal digits float f = 5.5f;
double 8 bytes 0.0d ~ 15 decimal digits double d = 19.99;
char 2 bytes "Lu0000 0 to 65,535 char qrade = 'A';
boolean 1 bit false true or false boolean flag = true;

3. EXAMPLES [Link] DIAGRAM (int)

int age = 20; I integer value int age 20;

I| decimal Data (value)
double salary 50000.50; value
Variable

char grade =
'A'; Il single character name age 20
boolean is JavaFun true; II boolean value

• long population = 7900000000L; I/ large number

Memory Location

& TEACHER NOTE:

Choose datatype wisely
int
IMPORTANT
is most commonly used.

to optimize memory double is used for precision.

and improve performance f your program. boolean stores true or false.

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OPERATORS & USER INPUT
1. OPERATORS 2. USER INPUT (SCANNER CLASS)
A. ARITHMETIC OPERATORS
Operator Meaning Scanner sc = new Scanner(System. in);
+ Addition
Used for

;
II Create Scanner object to read input
Subtraction

Multiplication
mathematical
calculations. . Example :
/ Division
import [Link].
% Modulus (Remainder)
puablic class InputExample {
B. RELATIONAL OPERATORS public static void main(Stringl)args) {
Operator Meaning
Scanner sc = new Scanner ([Link]);
Equal to
Returns [Link]("Enter your age: ");
Not equal to
boolean
Greater than int age = [Link]();
(true/false).
< Less than [Link] ("Enter your name: ");
Greater than or equal
String = [Link]();
name
<= Less than or equal
[Link]("Age: " age);
C. LOGICAL OPERATORS
System. [Link] ("Name: name);
Operator Meaning
Used to
&& Logical AND combine
Logical OR conditions.
Loqical NOT • Common Methods :

D. ASSIGNMENT OPERATORS Method Description

Operator Example Same As nextInt() Reads integer input

x = 1O x = 10 nextDouble() Reads double input

Shortcut
x= * +5 next() Reads single word (String)
+
operators
x- 5 x=x-5 to save nextLine() Reads entire line

x 5 time. Reads
next Boolean() boolean input
x / 5 x*/5
x %=5 x=*%5
3. INPUT FLOW TEACHER NOTES
User enters data
User Input
from
• Always close the Scanner using [Link]();
keyboard

Scanner Scanner class reads •nextLine() is used to read full line including

the input spaces.

Variable Data
variables
is stored in
•Be careful with mixing nextInt() and

displays nextline().
Program
Output the result

NOTE : Operators are the building blocks. Input is the gatewy f every program.
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CONTROL STATEMENTS
TEACHER NOTE
Definition : Control statements are used to control
• Used to control execution flow.
the flow of execution in a program.
• Helps in decision making

• Very important in logic building.

1. DECISION MAKING FLOW

2.. IF - ELSE IF - ELSE
Check the given
Condition int marks = 85;
condition
if (marks >= 90) {
[Link]. println ("A Grade");
Executes this block

if condition is true
}
else if(marks >= 75) { Execute only

Executes this block

System. out. println ("B Grade"); one block

else if if previous condition based on

is false and this one else if (marks >= 50) { condition.

is true
[Link]. println ("C Grade");
Executes this block
else
if all conditions else {
are false System. out. println ("Fail");

3. SWITCH - CASE 4. NESTED IF EXAMPLE

Used when we have multiple options
a
for variable.
int age = 20;
k One control

int day 3; if(age >= 18) { statement

switch (day) t { inside
if(age >= 21) anothe
case 1:
control
System. [Link] (" You can vote
System. [Link] ("Monday");

case
break;
2: * break is

to } else
and apply for

{
license"); statement.

important
System. out. println ("Tuesday" );

break; stop further [Link] ("You can vote");

execution.
case 3:

("Wednesday");
[Link].

break;
println
} else {
default: System. out. println ("You cannot vote");

System. out. println ("Invalid Day");

A Remember : LOGIC BUILDING TOPIC Tip :

Good logic Practice more
makes a
Very Important for examples on each
good program. Intervcws & Problem Solving control statement.
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LOOPS IN JAVA
1. COMPARISON TABLE

FOR LOOP WHILE LOOP DO-WHILE LOOP

Used when number of Used when number of Similar to while loop but
Definition
iterations is known. iterations is unknown. executes at least once.

for (init; condition; inc/dec){ while (condition) { do{

Syntax ||code I/ code I|code
}while (condition);

Execution Entry controlled loop Entry controlled loop Exit controlled loop

When we know how many When we don't know how When we must execute the
Use When
times loop will run. many times loop will run. code at least once.

Control More control and compact Less control Less control

2. FLOWCHARTS
FOR LOOP WHILE LOOP DO-WHILE LOOP
Initialization

N
No Loop Body
?
Condition Condition

Update
Yes Yes (inc/dec)

Loop Body Loop Body

No
?
Condition
Update
(inc/dec)

L Yes
3. PRACTICE EXAMPLES
A. PRINT 1 - 10 B. PRINT EVEN NUMBERS (2- 20) C. MULTIPLICATION TABLE (5)

for (int i = 1; i<- 10; i++){ | int i = 2; int

do
num = 5,
{
i = 1;

[Link]. print (i + " "); while (i <= 20){

[Link] (num + x"+ i

[Link](i + " ");

i i + 2; + (numei)):
i++;
}while(i <= 10);
Output: Output:
1 2 3 4 5 678 9 10 24 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 Output:
5
5 x1 5
x2 = 10

5 x 10 = 50
TEACHER NOTE
Loops are heavily used in DSA, PRACTICE MORE CODE FASTER
problem solving and real world
THINK LOGIC BUILD MAGIC
applications.
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ARRAYS
An array is a collection similar type of elements stored in

contiquous memory locations.

• VISUAL EXAMPLE

Index : 1 2 3 4
Index always
Values : 10 20 30 40 50 starts from 0

Elements Array

1. DECLARATION 4. SEARCHING

Only declaration.
int key 30;
datatype[] arrayName; Memory not for (int = 0; i < [Link]; it+)

i
int] arr; (arr li]
allocated yet. if key){
System. [Link]("Found at index "* i);

break;
2. INITIALIZATION
I|Linear Search
Memory is }
int []arr = new int [5]; allocated and

int []arr (10, 20, 30, 40, 50); values are 5. SORTING (ASCENDING)
assigned.
for (int i 0; i < arr. length-1; it+){

for (int j = it1; j < [Link]; j*+){

3. TRAVERSAL if (arr Ci] > arr (j]){

int temp arr [iJ;

for (int i = 0; i < arr. length; i++){ Access each arr (i] arr (jJ:

System. out. print (arr[i] ); element using arr (j] = temp;

index.

I| Bubble Sort

COMMON PROPERTIES
IMPORTANT NOTES
. Fixed size.

• Stores similar type of elements.

A Arrays have fixed length.

Once size is defined,, it cannot be changed.

• Elements are stored in contiguous memory. * Access elements using index.

• Fast access using index. Out bound access causes

ArrayIndexOutfBoundsException .

INTERVIEW TIP Understand Arrays

PRACTICE MORE
Deeply - It is the
O, not CODE BETTER DSA!
Array indexing starts from 1. Base for
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STRINGS Strings

IMMUTABLE
are

In Java, String is a sequence chaacters .

1. STRING CREATION 2. STRING METHODS (Most Important)

Method Example
String s1 - "Hello"; (Literal) Description

length() Returns length s. length() 5

String s2 new String("Hello"); (Object)
charAt(int index) Returns char at [Link](1) e
Literals are Ssubstring (int i) Returns substring [Link] (1,3)
Pool Area
stored in
equals(Object o) Compares content [Link]("Hello")
(String Constant Pool)
String Pool.

equalsIgnoreCase()| Compares without case [Link]

trim() Removes spaces hi ".trim() "h

3. EXAMPLES
tolpperCase () Converts to upper case [Link]()
String s =" Hello Java ";
toLowerCase() Converts to lower case [Link]()
s. length(); || 11

replace(old, new) Replaces old with new [Link]("","")

s. charAt (1);

s. substring (2, 7); // llo J split(regex) Splits the string [Link]

[Link](); ||"Hello Java"

Note :
s. toUpperCase(); Il HELLO JAVA
String objects are immutable.
s. toLowerCase(); // hello java
Any change creates a new object.

Use equals() to compare contents.

4. STRING Vs STRINGBUILDER Vs STRINGBUFFER

Example
Feature String s "Java";
String StringBuilder StringBuffer
S = S + Develaper";
Mutability Immutable Mutable Mutable
I/ New object created

Thread Safe X X StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder("Java" )

than SB sb. append(" Develaper"):

Performance Slow (ereates new object) Fast Slower
II Same object modified

Synchronization X X StringBuffer sbf - new StringBuffer("Java")

Multi threaded
Best Use Single threaded [Link](" Developer");
Read-only operations
operations operations ||Thread safe

INTERVIEW TIP Use String for REMEMBER

read-only data
String is immutable,
Better String handling
&
but Stringßuilder and StringBuffer makes your code
StringBuilder for
are mutable. Cleaner & Faster
performance
in real world apps.
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0BJECT ORIENTED MOST
PROGRAMMING IMPORTANT
FOR
0OP is a wy f thinking to design a program using INTERVIEWS
OBJECTS and CLASSES.

Example :
A class is a class Car {
blueprint or template 1. CLASS String color;
int speed ;
for creating objects.
}

Example
An object is an
2. OBJECT Car c1 new Car);
instance fa class . c1. color "Red";

c1. speed 120;

Inheritance allows a class

Example :
to inherit properties and
3. INHERITANCE class Vehicle (... )
methods from
class Car extends Vehicle { ..

}
another class.

Example

void drive (){ ... }

Polymorphism allows same I| Overloading
method name to behave
4. POLYMORPHISM
void drive (int speed){... }
differently In Overriding

Example
Encapsulation is binding
private int agei
data and methods
5. ENCAPSULATION public void setAge( int age) {
together and restricting this. age age;

direct access. }

Abstraction hides the Example :

internal details and 6. ABSTRACTION abstract class Shape {
abstract void draw();
shows only functionality.

Example
{
Interface is a blueprint interface Animal

a class. A class 7. INTERFACE void sound();

implements interface. class Dog implements Animal {

public void sound () { ... }

QUICK RECAP
* Polymorphism provides flexibility. "Think in Classes,

* Class is the plan. * Encapsulation protects data. Build with Objects,

A Object is the real world entity. Abstraction reduces complexity. Create real world

& Inheritance reuses code. A Interface dofines a contract.

Applications.
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EXCEPTION HANDLING
Exception Handling is a mechanism to handle runtime errors so that
the normal flow the program can be maintained.
1. BASIC FLOW 2. EXAMPLE

Code that may int a = 10, b = 0, C;

try
raise an exception. try {
c= a / b; I/ May throw ArithmeticException

catch
Handles the [Link]. println( "Result: + );
exception. } catch (ArithmeticException e) {
[Link]. println("Cannot divide by zero. ");
Always executes
} finally {
finally whether exception [Link](" This is finally block.");
Occurs or not.

3. THROW vs THROWS
throw throws

Used to explicitly throw an exception. Used in method signature to decare exception.

Throws exception manually using throw keyword. It is not used inside the method body.

Checked or Unchecked exception can be thrown. Only checked exception can be declared.

Example: throw new IOException("Error"); Example: void readFile() throws IOException

Throws exception at runtime. Hands over the responsibility to the caller.

4. CUSTOM EXCEPTION 5. COMMON EXCEPTIONS

• We can create our own exceptions by • ArithmeticException Division by zero

extending Exception class. . NullPoirnterException Null reference access

• Useful for application specifie

error
ArayindexOutBoundsExeeption - Invalid index
handling NumberFormatException Invalid number format
Steps:
• IOException Input /Output failure
O Create a class extending Exception.

Create a constructor.

9 Throw the object using throw keyword.

TEACHER EXPLANATION

A Exception handling makes our program robust.

Example:
A Always use finally block to release resources.
class InvalidAgeException extends Exception
*
{
Do not ignore
InvalidAgeException (String msg) { exceptions.

super (msg); Handle specific exceptions rather than

generic Exception.

t Good exception handling improves code quality

and debugging

Be ready to explain try-catch-finally, throw, MOST ASKED

INTERVIEW TIP INTERVIEW TOPIC
throws and custom exc-otion with example.
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MULTITHREADING Multithreading
allows concurrentt

execution two
Multithreading in Jaaisa process f executing multiple
or more threads.
threads simultaneously to maximize CPU utilization.

1. THREAD CLASS
class MyThread extends Thread { PROCESS
• [Link] class is used
public void run() {
[Link] ("Thread is running");:
to create and manage a thread.

THREAD
• A thread is created by extending

Thread class and overriding run()

MyThread t1 new MyThread ();
method. [Link](); ||starts the thread
EXECUTION

2.. RUNNABLE INTERFACE

class MyRunnable implements Runnable { One process can have

publie void run() { multiple threads.

• Runnable interface should be
[Link]("Runnable is running );
implemented by any class whose }

instance is to be executed by a thread.

It has only one method run(). Thread t2 new Thread (new MyRunnable());

[Link]();

3. SYNCHRONIZATION Counter {
class

private int count 0; t synchronized keyword

Synchronization is used to control the
ensures that only one
public synchronized vod increment ) {
access multiple threads to a shared
thread can access the
count*;
resource
method at a time.
It prevents data inconsistency.

4. THREAD LIFECYCLE
notify()/
start() sleep()/wait(), timeout
NEW RUNNABLE RUNNING BLOCKED TERMINATED

Thread is Thread is ready Thread is Thread is Thread has

created but to run and

currently waiting for a completed its

not started. waiting for resource. execution.

executing
CPU
run() completes

5. SOME USEFUL METHODS

Method Description
INTERVIEW TIPS
start() Starts the execution of the thread. V Differences between Process and Thread ?
run() Contains the code to be executed
Difference between Runnable and Thread ?
sleep(ms) Pauses the thread for specified milliseconds.
V What is Synchronization and why is it needed ?

join() Waits for a thread to finish. V What are the thread states in Java ?

isAlive() Checks if the thread is still running. What is deadlock ? How to avoid it ?
setPriority (n) Sets the priority of the thread (1 to 10). V What is the purpose of sleep() and join() ?

NOTE: Use multithreading when tasks are independent and time-consuming

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Java Database
Connectiity JDBC *
JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) is an API used to connect Java
applications with relational databases like MySQL
1. JDBC CONNECTION STEPS 2. JDBC ARCHITECTURE
Loads the database

1. Load Driver driver

Java Application
using

[Link]().

Establish
JDBC API
connection
Provides
2. Create Connection using DriverManager.
standard
getConnection( ).
JDBC Driver Manager interfaces
and
Create Statement / classes.

3. Execute Query
Prepared Statement
and execute SQL
Driver 1 Driver 2 Driver n
query.

Process the result

4. Process Result
Result Set.
using
MysQL Oracle Others

Close all resources

like Set,
3. MySQL SPECIFIC NOTES
5. Close Connection Result

Statement and • JDBC Driver for MySQL :

Connection. com. mysql.j- jdbe. Driver

Connection URL format :

jdbe:mysql://localhost:3306/database _name
Default Port 3306
4. JDBC CODE EXAMPLE (MySQL)
:
Username & Password are required to connect.
import java sql.";
Use Prepared Statement to prevent SQL Injection.
class JDBCDemo {

publie statie void main(Stringl] args) {

try { 5. COMMON CLASSES & INTERFACES

Class. forName("com .
[Link]- jdbe Driver");
(
.
Connection con [Link] Item Deseription

Statement
"jdbe:mysql: //localhost:3306/mydb,
stmt con. create Statement()
"root", "1234");
; DriverManager Manages list database drivers .
ResultSet rs [Link]("SELECT FROM student"); Connection Represents a connection with the database.
while ([Link]()) {

(2) ); Statement Used to execute static SQL queries.

[Link] printla([Link] (1) [Link]

PreparedStatement Used to execute parameterized SQL queries.

[Link](0; [Link](); con. close();

} catch (Exception e) { ResultSet Holds the result of a query

printStack Trace();
e.
Handles database related errors.
sQLException

TEACHER NOTES
INTERVIEW TIPS
What JDBC ?
* Always close resources in reverse order.
Explain
is

JDBC
and how

architecture.
it works

& Use try-with-resources to avoid connection leaks.

Steps to connect Java application with MySQL.
A Prefer Prepared Statement over Statement.
V Difference between Statement and Prepared Statement.

* Handle SQL Exceptions properly. What is ResultSet ? Type and methods.

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Java 8 is a

major
with

enhancements.
release

powerful
JAVA 8 FEATURES Java
code more
readable
8 made
concise,

and

functional.

1. LAMBDA EXPRESSIONS 2. STREAM API

A lambda expression is a block f • Stream API is used to process collections of

code that takes parameters and objects in a functional way

a value.
returns
• It supports operations like filter, map, sorted,

• Used to implement functional collect etc.

interfaces.

1/ Without Lambda
1/ Example : Get squares of even numbers
Runnable r1 new Runnable() {
List <Integer> list Arrays. aslist (1,2, 3,4, 5,6);
public void run()

System. out. printla("Hello Java"); List (Integer> result [Link]()

.filter(n ->n % 2 - 0) 1/ even numbers

ri. run();
map(n -> n•n) 1/ square
I| With Lambda
.
collect (Collectors. toList ());
Runnable r2 () -> [Link]. println( "Hello Java");
[Link](); [Link]. printin(result); 1|(4, 16, 36]

3. OPTIONAL CLASS

• Optional is a container object which may or

may not contain a non- null value TEACHER NOTES
• Helps to avoid NullPointerException.
A Lambda + Stream Powerful combination.

Optional<String> name Optional. of("Java ");

System. out. println(name. isPresent()); / true * Optional improves code safety.

System. out. println(name. get()); Java

I
Funetional Interface is the foundation Lanbda.
Optional <String> empty Optional. empty():
System. out. println(empty.
empty. ifPresent(n -> System. out. println(n));
isPresent ()); // false

I/ nothing
* These features improve productivity and code quality

4. FUNCTIONAL INTERFACE
COMMON FUNCTIONAL INTERFACES IN JAVA 8
An interface with exactly one abstract method
Interface Method Description
is called a Functional Interface.

• Used as the target type for lambda expressions. Predicate <T) boolean test(T t) Evaluates a condition

@FunctionalInterface
interface MyInterface {
Function T,R> R apply(T t) Maps an input to output
void show(String msg:
Consumer <T) void accept(T t) Performs an action, no return
public class Test {
public static void main(String[] args) { Supplier < T> T get() Supplies a value
MyInterface m (msg) ->
System. out. println("Message: msg):
m. show("Hello Java 8");
UnaryOperator(T> T apply(T t) Operates on single operand

BinaryOperator <T>T aply(T t1, T t2) Operates on two operands

QUICK RECAP INTERVIEW TIPS

Lambda Expressions simplify code. V What is Lambda Expression ?

What is Stream API ? Give an
V Stream API processes data efficiently.
example.

V Optional avoids null related issues.

V Why Optional class is introduced ?
What is Functional Interface with example ?
Functional Interface enables lambda expressions.
Difference etween map() and flatMap() in Stream.
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BUILD THESE PROJECTS

Best way to master Java is by building real world projects.
Practice. Build.. Improve. Repeat.

BANKING SYSTEM Tech Used :

Core Java
1 • Create and manage customers
• MySQL
• Deposit, Withdrawal, Transfer
JDBC
• Check balance and transaction history

STUDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Tech Used :

2 Add , pdate,
• Manage courses and
delete student
marks
details
• Core Java
•MySQL
• Search and generate reports
• JDBC, Swing

CHAT APPLICATION Tech Used

3 •
•
Real-time messagng
Loqin and user management
between users
Java (Socket Programming)

Multi-threading

• Group chat and private chat MySQL / File Handling

E-COMMERCE BACKEND Tech Used :

• User authentication and authorization • Spring Boot
• Product, cart, order management • MySQL
• REST API
• Payment integration (dummy)

REST API PROJECT Tech Used :

5 API
•
• Build RESTful APIs Spring Boot
• MySQL
•
Perform
Test APIs
CRUD
using
operations

Postman . Postman

Tech Used :
AI POWERED JAVA APP
Java t ML
AI • Integrate ML model with Java
• Predict and recommend • Python Model (API)
• Smart automation features Spring Boot

TEACHER NOTES PROJECT TIPS

* Projects build confidence. Start small and think big.

& They improve coding and problem solvng. V Focus on functionality first.

* They teach real world application. V Write clean and maintainable code.

* Projects > Tutorials V Use Git & GitHub from Day

1.
A Add clean code, documentation and GitHub. Deploy your project and showcase it.

BUILD TO GET HIRED

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JAVA DEVELOPER Consistency

Keep

Keep Growing
Learning,
! ROADMAP Discipline

Success
• Syntax, Variables

• Data Types, Operators 1. Core Java ---Build strong foundation.

• Control Statements
Everything starts here!
Methods, Arrays, Strings

Class, Object
Inheritance 2.. OOP 0OPs makes your code

rogee Abstraction
reusable and maintainable.

List, Set, Map

• ArrayList, Linkedl
kedList 3. Collections Choose the right collection
Hashset, TreeSet
for the right use case
HashMap

try, catch, finally

Handle
throw, throws 4. Exception Handling
exceptions

Custom Exceptions elegantly. Don't ignore

Best Practices them!
Thread, Runnable

Synchronization [Link] Build fast, scalable and

Thread Lifecyele
responsive applications.
Concurrency

Driver, Connection
Statement, ResultSet 6. JDBC Connect Java applications
with Databases
• PreparedStatement
CRÚD Operations (MysQL, etc.)
• Auto Configuration
Build production ready
Starters
7. Spring Boot
REST applications faster.
Properties
Pplicationts
ORM Mapping
Table 8. Hibernate Work with DB easily
Entity,
HQL, JPQL using ORM tools.
CRUD with Hibernate

REST Principles
HTTP Methods 9. REST APIs APIs are the backbone
Status Codes
modern aplications.
JSON Handling

Small Services
Eureka, Config Server 10. Microservices Scale your applications
API Gateway like a pro !
Docker, Deployment

CHECKLIST FOR SUCCESS TEACHER NOTES

*
V Learn V Practice VBuild Revise
Projects

They
build confidence.

improve problem

solving

</>
* They teach real world

pplication.

Write code Build real-world Projects > Tutorials.

Understand concepts Revise regulary

clearty. everyday projects. & stay sharp

A Add clean code,

documentation & GitHub.

>SAVE THIS ROADMAP R

FOLLOW FOR MORE PLACEMENT NOTES
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