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Java Full Course Notes TechVidvan

The document provides comprehensive notes for a Java full course, covering topics such as the advantages of Java, its history, features, data types, operators, loops, classes, inheritance, exception handling, and multithreading. It also includes practical examples and comparisons of abstract classes and interfaces, as well as an overview of the collection framework and file handling. The course is structured with timestamps for easy navigation through the various subjects.

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Java Full Course Notes TechVidvan

The document provides comprehensive notes for a Java full course, covering topics such as the advantages of Java, its history, features, data types, operators, loops, classes, inheritance, exception handling, and multithreading. It also includes practical examples and comparisons of abstract classes and interfaces, as well as an overview of the collection framework and file handling. The course is structured with timestamps for easy navigation through the various subjects.

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Java Full Course Notes (TechVidvan)

0:00:00 - Introduction

Overview of the course objectives and structure.

0:00:15 - Why Java

Advantages of Java: platform independence, strong community, performance, and real-world

applications.

0:44:22 - What is Java

Java is a high-level, object-oriented programming language. JVM provides cross-platform

compatibility.

0:55:04 - History of Java

Started as Oak in 1991, became Java in 1995. Notable versions include Java 2, 5, 8, and 11.

1:07:17 - Features of Java

OOP principles, platform independence, robustness, security, and garbage collection.

1:35:35 - Data Types in Java

Primitive (int, byte, etc.) and non-primitive (String, Array) data types with type casting.

1:54:02 - Java Operators

Arithmetic, Assignment, Comparison, Logical, Bitwise operators with examples.

2:20:36 - Loops in Java

for, while, do-while loops with practical examples like summing numbers.

2:39:29 - Classes & Objects

Class creation, object instantiation, methods, and 'this' keyword usage.

3:03:15 - Constructors

Default and parameterized constructors, constructor overloading.

3:08:30 - Static Keyword


Use of static for variables and methods shared across all instances.

3:19:30 - Static Keyword (Practical)

Examples demonstrating shared values with static members.

3:27:26 - Inheritance

Using 'extends' for inheritance, method overriding, and the 'super' keyword.

3:45:57 - Abstract Classes

Creating abstract classes and methods that must be implemented in subclasses.

3:58:09 - Interfaces

Pure abstraction, multiple inheritance using interfaces, default methods in Java 8.

4:07:42 - Abstract Class vs Interface

Practical comparison with implementation examples.

4:18:58 - Scanner Class

Reading user input using java.util.Scanner.

4:32:08 - Packages

Defining and importing packages in Java.

4:56:43 - Exception Handling Part 1

try-catch blocks, checked and unchecked exceptions.

5:14:53 - Exception Handling Part 2

throw vs throws, custom exception creation.

5:32:01 - Exception Handling (Practical)

Examples like division by zero, file handling.

5:39:36 - Arrays

Array declaration, initialization, and looping.

5:51:39 - Multithreading Part 1


Creating threads via Thread class and Runnable interface.

6:23:49 - Multithreading Part 2

Thread lifecycle, sleep(), priority, and synchronization.

6:40:04 - Multithreading (Practical)

Code demonstration with multiple threads.

6:53:05 - Wrapper Classes

Integer, Double, etc., with autoboxing/unboxing.

7:07:53 - Collection Framework Part 1

Overview of List, Set, Map, and Queue.

7:27:07 - Collection Framework Part 2

Implementations: ArrayList, HashMap, etc., with iterators.

7:43:16 - File I/O

Working with FileReader, FileWriter, and BufferedReader.

8:02:47 - File Handling (Practical)

Examples of reading and writing text files.

8:13:40 - Serialization

Using Serializable, ObjectOutputStream, and ObjectInputStream.

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