Let's learn basic Java and Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) using IntelliJ and core programming concepts to write programs that solve complex real-world problems and gain foundational skills to advance your programming skillsets
Key Features
- Learn core programming, logical reasoning, critical reasoning, and problem-solving in Java code
- Learn Java syntax to store, process, and retrieve data, input, and output with simple programs
- Use built-in Java library I/O and create custom libraries and defensive programming techniques
Book Description
Java is a high-level, class-based OOP language developed as a general-purpose programming language intended to write once and run anywhere (WORA). Compiled Java code can run on all platforms without the need to recompile.
This course has been delivered over four modules. Module 1 explores the Java Development Cycle and allows us to differentiate between JDK versions and development tools. You will learn about operators and basic syntax and write a simple program. In module 2, The concepts covered include strings, string methods, StringBuilder, data flow diagrams, decision-making, loops, arrays, and simple programs. Module 3 delves into classes and objects, inheritance and polymorphism, Lambdas, and exception handling. Finally, over module 4, we will work on two UML case studies, including the ATM simulation and Employee payroll system. We will also learn about version control and GitHub integration of the projects developed.
Upon completion of the course, you will gain comprehensive Java programming knowledge and be able to write complex codes in a real-world scenario independently. You will gain extensive foundational skills to become an intermediate to advanced-level developer.
All resources are available at: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Fundamentals-Of-Object-Oriented-Programming-Java-intelliJ
What you will learn
- Learn basic Java syntax using variables and built-in operators
- Use and understand inheritance facilities in programming
- Use interfaces and demonstrate polymorphic behavior
- Create and implement collections and data structures
- Utilize exception-handling facilities and defensive programming
- Create solutions based on UML models
Who this book is for
This course caters to beginner and novice programmers who like to develop a basic understanding of writing simple object-oriented programming in Java. Programming hobbyists and creative people who love learning and want to understand how software systems work, or anyone looking to advance their programming skillsets. The desired prerequisites for this course require you to have a basic understanding of Data Flow (DFD) and UML diagrams and have access to a personal computer and internet connection.
