Module 1: Foundations (Beginner)

1. Introduction
2. History Of Computer Programming
3. Categories Of Programming Languages
4. Condensed History Of Java
5. Software Life Cycle

Module 2: Terms and Tools (Beginner)

1. Programming General Terms
2. Downloading And Installing Java
3. Programmer Editors And Integrated Development Environments Part 1
4. Programmer Editors And Integrated Development Environments Part 2
5. Installing Eclipse

Module 3: Identifiers, Variables, and Data Types (Beginner)

1. Understanding Identifiers
2. Unicode And Java Syntax
3. Variables Constants And Literals
4. Field Member And Variable Components
5. Primitive Data Types Part 1
6. Primitive Data Types Part 2
7. Primitive Data Types Part 3
8. Operators Part 1
9. Operators Part 2
10. Escape Characters
11. Type Conversions And Type Casting
12. Java Reserved Words
13. Commenting
14. Abstract Data Types

Module 4: Object-Orientated Programming (Intermediate)

1. Object Oriented Programming
2. What Is An Object?
3. Eclipse Lab

Module 5: Predefined Classes (Intermediate)

1. String Class Part 1
2. String Class Part 2
3. String Class Part 3
4. Date Class
5. Simple Date Format Class
6. Scanner Class Part 1
7. Scanner Class Part 2
8. Decimal Format Class Part 1
9. Decimal Format Class Part 2
10. JFrame Class
11. Container Class Part 1
12. Container Class Part 2

Module 6: Methods Part 1 (Intermediate)

1. Methods
2. Naming Methods
3. Implementation Method Hiding
4. Method Variables And Literals
5. Invoking A Method

Module 7: Methods Part 2 (Advanced)

1. Methods And Multiple Arguments
2. Methods Lab
3. Method Overloading

Module 8: Constructors (Advanced)

1. Creating Objects
2. Constructor Declarations
3. Overloading And Default Constructors

Module 9: Control of Flow (Advanced)

1. While Loop
2. While Statement
3. For Loop

Module 10: Arrays and Exceptions (Advanced)

1. Array Structures
2. Constants And Array Sizes Part 1
3. Constants And Array Sizes Part 2
4. Exceptions And The Try Catch Block
5. Conclusion

Java programming

Platform independent – We can write Java code in one platform (operating system) and run on another platform without any modification.

Object-oriented – Java is an object-oriented language. This helps to make our Java code more flexible and reusable.

Speed – Well optimized Java code is nearly as fast as lower-level languages like C++ and much faster than Python, PHP, etc.

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