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This is a deep dive course for experienced Java programmers who are looking to take their Java skills to the next professional level.
This is a deep dive course for experienced Java programmers who are looking to take their Java skills to the next professional level. Students will learn: object-oriented design principles; how to make best use of Java libraries; multithreading and concurrent processing; Network, Java GUI, and Functional programming; advanced data processing; and the best design and programming practices.
Category
ID
Duration
Level
Price
Java Programming
13001
2 Day(s)
Advanced
$1,198.00
Objectives
• Java Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)• Exception Handling• Strings, Input/Output, and Files• Data Structures, Generics, and Popular Utilities• Java Standard and External Libraries• Multithreading and Concurrent Processing• JVM Structure and Garbage Collection• Managing Data in a Database• Network Programming• Java GUI Programming• Functional Programming• Java Standard Streams• Microservices
Section 1: Overview of Java Programming1 Getting Started with Java 12How to install and run JavaHow to install and run an IDEJava primitive types and operatorsString types and literalsIdentifiers and variablesJava statements2 Java Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)OOP conceptsClassInterfaceOverloading, overriding, and hidingFinal variable, method, and classesPolymorphism in action3 Java FundamentalsPackages, importing, and accessJava reference typesReserved and restricted keywordsUsage of the this and super keywordsConverting between primitive typesConverting between primitive and reference typesSection 2: Building Blocks of Java4 Exception HandlingJava exceptions frameworkChecked and unchecked exceptionsThe try, catch, and finally blocksThe throws statementThe throw statementThe assert statementBest practices of exceptions handling5 Strings, Input/Output, and FilesStrings processingI/O streamsFile managementApache Commons utilities FileUtils and IOUtils6 Data Structures, Generics, and Popular UtilitiesList, Set, and Map interfacesCollections utilitiesArrays utilitiesObject utilitiesjava.time package7 Java Standard and External LibrariesJava Class LibraryExternal libraries8 Multithreading and Concurrent ProcessingThread versus processUser thread versus daemonExtending class threadImplementing interface RunnableExtending thread vs implementing RunnableUsing pool of threadsGetting results from threadParallel vs concurrent processingConcurrent modification of the same resource
9 JVM Structure and Garbage CollectionJava application executionJava processesJVM structureGarbage collection10 Managing Data in a DatabaseCreating a databaseCreating a database structureConnecting to a databaseReleasing the connectionCRUD data11 Network ProgrammingNetwork protocolsUDP-based communicationTCP-based communicationUDP versus TCP protocolsURL-based communicationUsing the HTTP 2 Client API12 Java GUI ProgrammingJava GUI technologiesJavaFX fundamentalsHello with JavaFXControl elementsChartsApplying CSSUsing FXMLEmbedding HTMLPlaying mediaAdding effectsSection 3: Advanced Java13 Functional ProgrammingWhat is functional programming?Standard functional interfacesLambda expression limitationsMethod references14 Java Standard StreamsStreams as a source of data and operationsStream initializationOperations (methods)Numeric stream interfacesParallel streams15 MicroservicesWhat is a microservice?The size of a microserviceHow microservices talk to each otherThe reactive system of microservices
Questions?
Java SE Programmer II
You should have experience with Java and working knowledge of the skills covered in Core Skills: Level 1 and Core Skills: Level 2. Specifically, you should know how Java works and its place in the world of programming languages; how to work with and manipulate strings; how to perform math operations; how to work with Java operators and loops; Object Oriented Programming concepts; how to make best use of the Java collections framework; best practices for dealing with exceptions; how to package Java code; and how to work with external data storage systems. Additionally, you should be familiar with: applying encryption; working with processes and regular expressions; functional programming with lambda expressions; processing data with streams; functional interfaces; and unit testing.
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