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Advanced Java Roadmap Simple

The document outlines a roadmap for beginners to learn advanced Java, starting with core Java concepts and progressing through JDBC, Servlets, JSP, and the MVC pattern. It emphasizes the use of tools like IDEs, web servers, and databases, and suggests building simple projects for practical experience. Optionally, it recommends learning the Spring Framework, particularly Spring Boot and Spring MVC.

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Advanced Java Roadmap Simple

The document outlines a roadmap for beginners to learn advanced Java, starting with core Java concepts and progressing through JDBC, Servlets, JSP, and the MVC pattern. It emphasizes the use of tools like IDEs, web servers, and databases, and suggests building simple projects for practical experience. Optionally, it recommends learning the Spring Framework, particularly Spring Boot and Spring MVC.

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Simple Advanced Java Roadmap for Beginners

1. Learn Core Java First

- Basic Java syntax

- OOP concepts (class, object, inheritance, etc.)

- Collections (List, Map, Set)

- Exception handling

- File handling

2. Learn JDBC (Java Database)

- Connect Java with database (like MySQL)

- Perform Insert, Update, Delete, Select

- Use PreparedStatement and handle transactions

3. Learn Servlets

- Build basic web applications

- Understand Servlet life cycle

- Use doGet() and doPost()

- Handle sessions with cookies and HttpSession

4. Learn JSP (Java Server Pages)

- Create dynamic web pages

- Use JSP tags and expressions

- Work with JSTL and EL (Expression Language)

5. MVC Pattern

- Learn how to split:


- Model (Java + JDBC)

- View (JSP)

- Controller (Servlet)

6. Use Tools

- IDE: Eclipse or IntelliJ

- Web Server: Apache Tomcat

- Database: MySQL

- Build Tool: Maven

7. Build Simple Projects

- Login/Registration System

- Library Management

- Student Marks System

8. Then Learn Spring Framework (Optional)

- Start with Spring Boot (easy and modern)

- Learn Spring MVC and Spring Data JPA (with Hibernate)

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