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Comprehensive Java Programming Guide

The document provides comprehensive notes on Java programming, covering core concepts such as data types, control statements, object-oriented programming, and advanced topics like exception handling and multithreading. It also includes sections on Java for web and enterprise development, tools, and best practices. Key frameworks and libraries such as JDBC, Servlets, JSP, and Spring are highlighted for backend development.

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Comprehensive Java Programming Guide

The document provides comprehensive notes on Java programming, covering core concepts such as data types, control statements, object-oriented programming, and advanced topics like exception handling and multithreading. It also includes sections on Java for web and enterprise development, tools, and best practices. Key frameworks and libraries such as JDBC, Servlets, JSP, and Spring are highlighted for backend development.

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JAVA NOTES.

 Core-Java:
1. Introduction to java
2. Java Features
3. JDK,JRE<JVM
4. Hello World Program.
5. Data types.
6. Variables
7. Operators.
8. Type Casting
9. Input/Output(Scanner,[Link]/out)
10. Comments.
 Control Statements.
11. If,else,switch
12. Loops(for,While,do-while)
13. Break & Continue
 Arrays and Strings
14. 1D and 2D Arrays.
15. String class and methods
16. StringBuffer and StringBuilder
 Object-Oriented Programming(oops)
17. Class and Objects
18. Constructors.
19. This keyword
20. Static keyword
21. Inheritance
22. Methods Overloading
23. Methods Overriding
24. Super keyword
25. Final keyword
26. Instanceof operator
27. Access Modifiers (private,public,protected)
28. Encapsulation
29. Abstraction
30. Interface vs Abstract Classes
31. Polumorphism

 INTERMEDIATE LEVEL -Advanced java


 Exception Handling
32. Try-catch Block
33. Multiple Catch
34. Finally Block
35. Throw and Throws
36. Custom Exceptions
 Java Packages.
37. Built in Packages (e.g [Link],[Link])
38. User-defined Packages
39. Import keyword
 Wrapper Classes
[Link]-boxing and unboxing.
[Link] vs wrapper types.
 Java Collections Framework(JCF)
42. list,Sets, Quene Intferfaces
[Link],LinedList
[Link],TreeSet
[Link],TreeMap
[Link],Queue,Dequw
[Link] and Listlterator
[Link] vs Comparator
 File Handling
49. FileReader/FileWriter.
[Link]/BufferedWriter
[Link]/FileOutputStream
[Link] and Deserialization
 Advanced Java Topics
 Multithreading
53. Thread Class and Runnable Interface
54. Thread Lifecycle
55. Synchronization
56. Inter-thread Communication
[Link] and ThreadPool
 Lambda and Functional Programming
58. Lambda Expressions
[Link] Interface
[Link] API
[Link] References
[Link] Class
 Java I/O and NIO
[Link] and Character Streams
[Link],Buffers
[Link] and Files Classes.
 Annotations
66. Built-in Annotations (@override,@Deprecatred,etc.)
[Link] Annotations
🟣 Java for Web & Enterprise Development (Optional)

✅ JDBC (Java Database Connectivity)

68. Connecting to Database


69. CRUD Operations
70. PreparedStatement & CallableStatement

✅ Servlets & JSP (Java EE Basics)

71. Servlet Lifecycle


72. JSP Basics
73. Session Management

✅ Spring Framework (if using Java for backend)

74. Spring Core


75. Spring Boot
76. Spring MVC
77. Spring Data JPA

🟤 Tools & Best Practices

78. Eclipse / IntelliJ IDE

79. Maven / Gradle

80. JUnit Testing

81. Log4j / SLF4J Logging

82. Git & GitHub with Java

83. Java Coding Standards

84. Design Patterns (Singleton, Factory, Observer, etc.)

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