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Learning Java Programming

Series: Learning Java Programming
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Episodes
36
Rating
NR
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
The Great Courses

About

Learning Java Programming teaches you how to write computer programs in Java and shows how everyday programmers use this language to build desktop graphical user interfaces (GUIs) and mobile applications for Android devices. Software engineer, teacher, and expert Java programmer Paulo Dichone delivers 36 highly interactive lessons that reveal not just how Java works, but some of the many insider tips and tricks programmers use to solve problems. Equal parts authoritative and accessible, this course brings Java to life for programmers of all levels of experience-and for anyone who uses their phone or computer to shop, pay, play, watch, learn, and thrive.

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  • Science

Episodes

1. Welcome to Java!

7m

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Discover what makes Java one of the most popular programming languages out there. After an overview of how Java works, learn the meanings and applications of terms like Java Virtual Machine, integrated development environment, and Java bytecode.

2. Choose an Integrated Development Environment

8m

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Think of integrated development environments (IDEs) as code editors with everything programmers need to write code. Get insights into three IDEs: IntelliJ IDEA (used to write programs in multiple languages), NetBeans (which simplifies app development), and Android Studio (the app-friendly IDE used in rest of this course).

3. Installing Android Studio For Mac

6m

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For Mac users: Discover how to properly install Android Studio-the tool you'll be using to learn Java and, later in the course, build an Android app. This lesson covers the step-by-step installation process.

4. Installing Android Studio For Windows

16m

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For Windows users: Discover how to properly install Android Studio, the tool you'll be using to learn Java and, later in the course, build an Android app. This lesson covers the step-by-step installation process.

5. Create Your First Java Program!

8m

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Crack your knuckles and get ready to create your first Java program inside Android Studio. Learn how to build a program that prints out specific messages: "Hello World" and "Java programming is fun!"

6. Java Code Structure, Syntax, and Main Method

7m

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Take a closer look at the "print" program you created in the previous lesson. Topics you'll cover here include package keywords, classes (which must go within a pair of curly braces), and the critical importance of basic syntax for your code to run properly.

7. Declaring Variable Types: Int and String

13m

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Variables are essential in computer programming because they make it much easier for programmers to output data that can be passed on to another method for further processing. Learn how to declare and specify String and int (integer) variables.

8. Concatenating Variables In Java

6m

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The act of putting strings together into one long string is known as concatenation. Exercises in this lesson include creating several String and int variables with assigned values, and writing a short story about yourself using variables in Java.

9. Primitive Variable Types: Boolean and Char

10m

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There are eight primitive variable types in Java, each of which has a set number of data bits it can hold. Dichone introduces you to the boolean primitive, which can only hold either 1 or 0 (true or false), and the char primitive, which represents one character only.

10. Primitive Variable Types: Byte, Short, and Long

8m

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Explore additional primitive variable types. A byte holds eight bits and is commonly used in instances where you need a small container for data. A short holds 16 bits, and makes a great mid-sized container. And a long, at 64 bits, is best for larger numbers.

Extended Details

  • SeriesLearning Java Programming
  • Closed CaptionsEnglish

Artists

The Great CoursesDirector
The Great CoursesProducer
Paulo DichoneActor