Java made easy for Beginners,Testers,Selenium and Appium

Beginners to Advanced Java Course for Beginners

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Core Java from Basics to Advanced

This JAVA Made Easy for Beginners, Testers, Selenium and Appium course covers the below topics:

Introduction to Java
Downloading, Installing and Configuring Java
Downloading, Installing and Launching Eclipse IDE
Print Statements
Comments
Variables
Data Types
Literals
Operators
Flow Control Statements
Classes
Objects
Methods
Arrays
String Class and its methods
StringBuffer Class and its methods
Wrapper Classes
Math Class and its methods
Packages
Inheritance and its types
Constructors
Overloading
Overriding
this keyword
super keyword
Modifiers
Exception Handling
Interfaces
Abstract Classes
Collections Framework
Reflection API
Generics
File Handling
Getter and Setter Methods
OOPS Concepts
JDBC
enum
Varargs
Inbuilt Annotations

No prerequisites required as everything is explained from scratch
All installation required for learning Java are also included in this course

Java Beginners from any field
Java required for Software Testers
Java required for learning Selenium Automation Tool
Java required for learning Appium Automation Tool

Section 1 : Introduction to Java 11 Lectures 02:19:34
Lecture 1 :
About this Tutorial Preview
Lecture 2 :
What is Java?
Lecture 3 :
Downloading, Installing and Configuring Java
Lecture 4 :
Downloading, Installing and Launching Eclipse IDE
Lecture 5 :
Creating a Java Project
Lecture 6 :
Understanding Java Programs
Lecture 7 :
Compiler Errors
Lecture 8 :
Print Statements
Lecture 9 :
Shortcut for writing System.out.println() statement
Lecture 10 :
Comments
Lecture 11 :
Variables
Section 2 : Data Types 14 Lectures 02:00:27
Lecture 1 :
Data Types
Lecture 2 :
int Data Type
Lecture 3 :
Double Data Type
Lecture 4 :
Char Data Type
Lecture 5 :
Boolean Data Type
Lecture 6 :
String non-primitive Data Type
Lecture 7 :
Byte Data Type
Lecture 8 :
Short Data Type
Lecture 9 :
long Data Type
Lecture 10 :
float Data Type
Lecture 11 :
Passing decimal values to the int data type declared variables
Lecture 12 :
Passing character values to the int data type declared variables
Lecture 13 :
Assigning byte, short, long, float, boolean and String values to the int declare
Lecture 14 :
Assigning out of range values integer value to byte, short, int and long type va
Section 3 : Literals 15 Lectures 04:09:48
Lecture 1 :
Different Types of Literals
Lecture 2 :
Escape Characters
Lecture 3 :
Using _ in Numeric Literals
Lecture 4 :
Difference between Integer Literals and Long Literals
Lecture 5 :
Assigning different Literals to byte data type variable
Lecture 6 :
Assigning different Literals to short data type variable
Lecture 7 :
Assigning different Literals to long data type variable
Lecture 8 :
Assigning different Literals to float data type variable
Lecture 9 :
Assigning different Literals to double data type variable
Lecture 10 :
Assigning different Literals to boolean data type variable
Lecture 11 :
Assigning different Literals to String data type variable
Lecture 12 :
Assigning different Literals to char data type variable
Lecture 13 :
Expressing Floating Point Literals in scientific way
Lecture 14 :
Type Casting
Lecture 15 :
Types of Type Casting
Section 4 : Operators 14 Lectures 03:50:41
Lecture 1 :
Types of Operators
Lecture 2 :
Addition Operator
Lecture 3 :
Subtraction Operator
Lecture 4 :
Multiplication Operator
Lecture 5 :
Division Operator
Lecture 6 :
Modulus Operator
Lecture 7 :
Increment Operator
Lecture 8 :
Decrement Operator
Lecture 9 :
Relational Operators
Lecture 10 :
Logical Operators
Lecture 11 :
Simple Assignment Operator
Lecture 12 :
Compound Assignment Operators
Lecture 13 :
Conditional Operator
Lecture 14 :
Operator Precedence
Section 5 : Flow Control Statements 12 Lectures 04:04:46
Lecture 1 :
Flow Control Statements
Lecture 2 :
if Selection Statements
Lecture 3 :
if .. else Selection Statements
Lecture 4 :
if .. else if .. else Selection Statements
Lecture 5 :
switch Selection Statements
Lecture 6 :
Iterative Statements
Lecture 7 :
while Iterative Statement
Lecture 8 :
do-while Iterative Statement
Lecture 9 :
for Iterative Statement
Lecture 10 :
Transfer Statements
Lecture 11 :
break Transfer Statement
Lecture 12 :
continue Transfer Statement
Section 6 : Methods, Classes and Objects 4 Lectures 01:56:28
Lecture 1 :
Methods, Method Calling and Naming
Lecture 2 :
Method Parameterization
Lecture 3 :
Method Returning Values
Lecture 4 :
What are Classes and Objects
Section 7 : Arrays 20 Lectures 03:48:35
Lecture 1 :
Arrays and their Types
Lecture 2 :
Single Dimensional Arrays
Lecture 3 :
Shortcut Representation of Single Dimensional Arrays
Lecture 4 :
Length of a single dimensional Array
Lecture 5 :
Using for loop with single dimensional arrays
Lecture 6 :
Using for-each loop with single dimensional arrays
Lecture 7 :
ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
Lecture 8 :
Two Dimensional Arrays
Lecture 9 :
Shortcut Representation of Two Dimensional Arrays
Lecture 10 :
Length of a Two Dimensional Arrays
Lecture 11 :
Using for loop with a Two Dimensional Array
Lecture 12 :
Three Dimensional Array
Lecture 13 :
Shortcut Representation of Three Dimensional Arrays
Lecture 14 :
Length of Three Dimensional Arrays
Lecture 15 :
Using for loop with a Three Dimensional Array
Lecture 16 :
Using for-each loop with a Two Dimensional Array
Lecture 17 :
Using for-each loop with a Three Dimensional Array
Lecture 18 :
Arrays and Data Types
Lecture 19 :
Object Class Arrays
Lecture 20 :
Disadvantages of Arrays
Section 8 : String Class and its methods 24 Lectures 03:09:19
Lecture 1 :
String Class
Lecture 2 :
String objects are immutable
Lecture 3 :
equals() String method
Lecture 4 :
Difference between == and equals() method
Lecture 5 :
equalsIgnoreCase() String method
Lecture 6 :
length() String method
Lecture 7 :
Difference between length and length()
Lecture 8 :
trim() String method
Lecture 9 :
substring() String method
Lecture 10 :
indexOf() String method
Lecture 11 :
lastIndexOf() String method
Lecture 12 :
split() String Class method
Lecture 13 :
concat() String method
Lecture 14 :
Using + Operator for Concatenation
Lecture 15 :
startsWith() String Method
Lecture 16 :
endsWith() String Method
Lecture 17 :
toCharArray() String Method
Lecture 18 :
toUpperCase() String Method
Lecture 19 :
toLowerCase() String Method
Lecture 20 :
toString() String Class Method
Lecture 21 :
valueOf() String Class Method
Lecture 22 :
isEmpty() String Method
Lecture 23 :
chatAt() String Class Method
Lecture 24 :
replace() String Class Method
Section 9 : StringBuffer Class and its methods 15 Lectures 01:48:48
Lecture 1 :
StringBuffer Class
Lecture 2 :
append() StringBuffer Class Method
Lecture 3 :
charAt() StringBuffer Class Method
Lecture 4 :
delete() StringBuffer Class Method
Lecture 5 :
DeleteCharAt() StringBuffer Class Method
Lecture 6 :
insert() StringBuffer Class Method
Lecture 7 :
length() StringBuffer Class Method
Lecture 8 :
indexOf() StringBuffer Class Method
Lecture 9 :
lastIndexOf() StringBuffer Class Method
Lecture 10 :
replace() StringBuffer Class Method
Lecture 11 :
reverse() StringBuffer Class Method
Lecture 12 :
setCharAt() StringBuffer Class Method
Lecture 13 :
setLength() StringBuffer Class Method
Lecture 14 :
substring() StringBuffer Class Method
Lecture 15 :
toString() StringBuffer Class Method
Section 10 : Wrapper Classes 8 Lectures 01:15:02
Lecture 1 :
Wrapper Classes
Lecture 2 :
Working with different Wrapper Classes
Lecture 3 :
Wrapping
Lecture 4 :
Unwrapping
Lecture 5 :
Boxing
Lecture 6 :
Unboxing
Lecture 7 :
Autoboxing
Lecture 8 :
Auto-unboxing
Section 11 : Math Class and its methods 4 Lectures 00:22:01
Lecture 1 :
Math Class
Lecture 2 :
max() Math Class Method
Lecture 3 :
min() Math Class Method
Lecture 4 :
random() Math Class Method
Section 12 : Packages 9 Lectures 01:46:57
Lecture 1 :
Packages
Lecture 2 :
Package handling in Eclipse IDE
Lecture 3 :
Types of Packages
Lecture 4 :
Parent and Child Packages
Lecture 5 :
Packages and their Workspace Representation
Lecture 6 :
Packages Naming Conventions
Lecture 7 :
Importing User-defined Packages
Lecture 8 :
Importing In-built Packages
Lecture 9 :
java.lang default package
Section 13 : Inheritance and its types 7 Lectures 00:58:58
Lecture 1 :
Inheritance
Lecture 2 :
Types of Inheritance
Lecture 3 :
Single Inheritance Demonstration
Lecture 4 :
Multiple Inheritance Demonstration
Lecture 5 :
Multilevel Inheritance Demonstration
Lecture 6 :
Hierarchical Inheritance Demonstration
Lecture 7 :
Hybrid Inheritance Demonstration
Section 14 : Constructors 11 Lectures 02:03:20
Lecture 1 :
Constructors
Lecture 2 :
Purpose of Constructors
Lecture 3 :
Empty Hidden Constructor
Lecture 4 :
this keyword and Constructors
Lecture 5 :
Not initializing variables using Constructors results in default values
Lecture 6 :
Types of Constructors
Lecture 7 :
Constructor Overloading
Lecture 8 :
this() and Constructor Overloading
Lecture 9 :
Constructor Overriding is not possible
Lecture 10 :
Constructor Chaining
Lecture 11 :
super() Constructor Calling Statement
Section 15 : Method Overloading and Overriding 2 Lectures 00:30:14
Lecture 1 :
Method Overloading
Lecture 2 :
Method Overriding
Section 16 : this and super keywords 5 Lectures 00:40:22
Lecture 1 :
this keyword for differentiating Instance Variables
Lecture 2 :
this keyword for invoking current Class Methods
Lecture 3 :
this keyword for returning the Current Class Instance
Lecture 4 :
this keyword for passing the current class instance as method argument
Lecture 5 :
super keyword
Section 17 : Modifiers 8 Lectures 02:19:58
Lecture 1 :
Modifiers
Lecture 2 :
public Access Modifier
Lecture 3 :
private Access Modifier
Lecture 4 :
default Access Modifier
Lecture 5 :
protected Access Modifier
Lecture 6 :
static Non-Access Modifier
Lecture 7 :
final Non-Access Modifier
Lecture 8 :
abstract Non-Access Modifier
Section 18 : Exception Handling 15 Lectures 03:05:28
Lecture 1 :
Exception
Lecture 2 :
Exception Handling using try catch blocks
Lecture 3 :
try catch blocks and variables scope
Lecture 4 :
ArithmeticException
Lecture 5 :
ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
Lecture 6 :
Multiple Catch Blocks
Lecture 7 :
Printing Exception details in different ways
Lecture 8 :
throw
Lecture 9 :
Checked and Unchecked Exceptions
Lecture 10 :
Handling and Ignoring Checked Exceptions
Lecture 11 :
throws
Lecture 12 :
throw versus throws
Lecture 13 :
finally
Lecture 14 :
final versus finally
Lecture 15 :
Statements execution in try block
Section 19 : Interfaces 10 Lectures 01:58:09
Lecture 1 :
Interfaces
Lecture 2 :
Interfaces and Naming Convention
Lecture 3 :
Interfaces and Constructors
Lecture 4 :
Interfaces and Variables
Lecture 5 :
Interfaces and Methods
Lecture 6 :
Implementing Interfaces
Lecture 7 :
Interfaces and Object Creation
Lecture 8 :
Implementing Multiple Interfaces
Lecture 9 :
Interface extending Interface
Lecture 10 :
Extending Classes and Implementing Interfaces together
Section 20 : Abstract Classes 8 Lectures 01:03:46
Lecture 1 :
abstract Classes
Lecture 2 :
abstract Classes and abstract methods
Lecture 3 :
abstract Classes and their child Classes
Lecture 4 :
abstract Classes and their method access modifiers
Lecture 5 :
abstract Classes and object creation
Lecture 6 :
abstract Classes and fields
Lecture 7 :
abstract Classes and Constructors
Lecture 8 :
Interfaces and method body
Section 21 : Collections Framework 19 Lectures 09:36:37
Lecture 1 :
Collections Framework
Lecture 2 :
Collection Interface
Lecture 3 :
List Interface
Lecture 4 :
ArrayList in Detail
Lecture 5 :
LinkedList
Lecture 6 :
Vector
Lecture 7 :
Stack
Lecture 8 :
Set Interface
Lecture 9 :
HashSet
Lecture 10 :
LinkedHashSet
Lecture 11 :
SortedSet
Lecture 12 :
NavigableSet
Lecture 13 :
TreeSet
Lecture 14 :
Map interface
Lecture 15 :
HashMap
Lecture 16 :
LinkedHashMap
Lecture 17 :
Hashtable
Lecture 18 :
Properties Class
Lecture 19 :
Converting Arrays to List
Section 22 : Other Advanced Topics 11 Lectures 08:39:19
Lecture 1 :
Reflection API
Lecture 2 :
Generics
Lecture 3 :
File Handling
Lecture 4 :
Getter and Setter Methods
Lecture 5 :
OOPS Concepts
Lecture 6 :
Database Concepts for JDBC
Lecture 7 :
SQL for JDBC
Lecture 8 :
JDBC
Lecture 9 :
Enum
Lecture 10 :
Varargs
Lecture 11 :
Purpose of few Inbuilt Annotations
Section 23 : Java Interview Questions 1 Lectures
Lecture 1 :
Part 1 (25 Questions and Answers)

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