Introduction to Java

Want to get started with object orientated programming in a cloud environment? This Learning Path will get you started with object orientated programming in Java 9. First we introduce you to the basics of Java - the core services, syntax, functions and modules. We then show you how to get started writing functions and applications - applying object orientated principles and using Java libraries. You can then progress on to our Advanced Java Programming Learning Path . This is a must do course for anyone looking to expand their development skills!   Learning Objectives Recognize and explain what Java is and the different versions of Java Create Java classes  Implement Java language statements, strings, fields, arrays and packages  Apply object orientated development principles Apply Java tools such as utility classes, Java date /time as JShell Intended Audience Anyone interested in learning to program with an object orientated language. Prerequisites Basic understanding of computing environments  Basic understanding of programming concepts  Familiarity with working in command line interfaces Content Outline The Learning Path provides over 10 hours of instructional content delivered in 8 high definition instructional video lectures, 6 hands-on lab exercises and a final preparation exam. The content we cover is as follows:  Introduction to the Java PlatformThe Java Platform Using the JDKThe Eclipse ParadigmGetting Started with Java Writing a Simple ClassAdding Methods to the ClassEssential Java Programming Language StatementsUsing StringsSpecializing in a SubclassFields and VariablesUsing ArraysJava Packages and Visibility Using Strings Language StatementsUsing StringsSpecializing in a SubclassFields and VariablesUsing ArraysJava Packages and VisibilityObject Orientated Development Inheritance and PolymorphismInterfaces and Abstract Classes Exception Handling Introduction to exception handlingExceptions  Java Developers Toolbox Utility ClassesJava Date/TimeFormatting Strings JShellIntroduction to JShell